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Quinoa and peanut soup (Sopa de Mani)

Quinoa and peanut soup (Sopa de Mani) by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica

This delicious and nutritious soup is a modern take on a traditional Bolivian soup called Sopa de Mani. Easy suggestion: there are many variations of this soup. Like Bolivians you can add meat (chicken or beef cut into small pieces), or peppers cut into strips; diced beet; rice; pasta; chopped parsley.

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Cornmeal soup with collard greens and sausage (Sopa de fubà)

Cornmeal soup with collard greens and sausage (Sopa de fubà) by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica

Sopa de Fubá from the state of Minas Gerais is a hearty and robust Brazilian soup.

1 vote
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Chilean Beef Stew

Chilean Beef Stew by RecipeKing

Chilean Beef Stew is an easy, traditional Chilean recipe for a hearty, well spiced, vegetable beef stew all cooked on the stovetop. Features include: Beef steak, squash, onions, mixed frozen vegetables, red potatoes and beef broth. It is also a healthy, low calories, low fat, low cholesterol, low sugars, low carbohydrates, diabetic…

1 vote
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Mayo Cabo Beans (Canario-Peruanos)

Mayo Cabo Beans (Canario-Peruanos) by Bob Vincent

These beans go by many names. An oval-shaped dried bean common in Latin American cooking. Medium in size and ivory-yellow in color, the Mayocoba Bean is similar to a pinto bean in appearance and flavor. Mild flavored with a buttery taste and texture, this bean is used as an ingredient in soups, salads and refried bean dishes. The…

2 votes
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Slow-cooker Beef Stew from Argentina

Slow-cooker Beef Stew from Argentina by John Spottiswood

I slightly adapted thie famous Argentine beef stew to be slightly more flavorful...and thus to my liking. The extra cumin seeds, paprika, cayenne, salt and pepper don't take away from the flavor of the meat and vegetables, but they give an added kick that makes this classic family stew extraordinary. We had it at our family reunion,…

8 votes
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Creamy Chicken Tortillia Soup

Creamy Chicken Tortillia Soup by Jon Shores

This started as a Wolfgang Puck recipe (renowned Mexican chef!). I've made it probably 100 times and the variations I've adopted as my own. The "creamy" moniker is mine, though the recipe has no dairy in it. It can be modified as spicy or not depending on the number of jalapenos used. Enjoy.

3 votes
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