Guatemalan recipes

Guatemalan garnachas (garnachas Guatemaltecas) are deliciously crispy, corn tortillas topped with shredded beef, tomato salsa, marinated cabbage, and a sprinkle of crumbled dry cheese. They're a popular street food snack and appetizer at fairs, parties and gatherings.

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An easy-to-follow Instapot slow cooker recipe for Hilachas de Carne, a delicious Guatemalan shredded beef stew,

Okay, I do admit, these things take some time to make properly. There are probably shortcuts, but they taste so good made the long way that ...

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This Guatemalan black bean soup is creamy, packed with flavour, and hearty enough for a meal. A mix of toppings make it extra fun and tasty!

Buñuelos are a popular Guatemalan dessert. Dessert fritters served with Agua Miel, a sweet syrup flavored with vanilla, anise seeds and cinnamon.

Guatemalan Shucos are prepared with toasted bread and guacamole which makes them different from any traditional American hot dog.

Refried beans are, and have always been, one of my favorite foods. From the giant portion puddled next to my enchiladas at every Mexican restaurant, to the trough I guiltily point to when ordering a burrito at Chipotle, to the giant pot my friend Ginny's mom makes every Christmas morning, I will nev

We've rounded up 25 easy Guatemalan desserts that are sure to inspire your sweet tooth!

Guatemalan Cocadas Recipe: Coconut Cookies

Experience the flavors of this Guatemala, even when you're not there, with this list of 15 easy Guatemalan appetizers.

The traditional Guatemalan Rice Quesadilla is a typical Guatemalan dessert, originally from eastern Guatemala, specifically from the department of Zacapa, but now it is available throughout the country.

Get a taste of South America with these traditional Guatemalan foods. From enchiladas to stew to tamales and tostadas, these recipes are so irresistible.

Pollo en Leche de Coco Take a trip to Guatemala – in your kitchen! This tasty Coconut Milk Chicken recipe is a specialty in many Guatemalan homes. Here chicken pieces are simmered in GOYA® Coconut Milk enhanced with the flavor of sweet onion, bell pepper, and Latin seasonings. With just the right blend of sweet and savory we’re sure you’ll find it utterly irresistible. Serve with rice, warm tortillas, and enjoy the trip!

Guatemalan Caldo de Res Recipe! (Spanish Beef Soup) Read more at http://www.stewardofsavings.com/2015/06/guatemalan-caldo-de-res-recipe-spanish.html#uEM8CIQMyaFxOXDJ.99

You might not know Pollo en Leche de Coco - Guatemalan Chicken in Coconut Milk; you should! Quick, easy, & crave-able! #GuatemalanChickenCoconutMilk

Chilaquilas are corn tortillas filled with queso fresco and veggies, fried, and then served with a simple tomato sauce. Its a family favorite!

This traditional Spanish chicken stew is a one-pot comfort dish featuring chicken thighs slow-braised in a velvety tomato sauce of white wine, oregano, cumin, thyme and paprika. It gets an extra hit of deep, rich flavour from garlic-rich chorizo and briny, green olives. Usually served with fluffy white rice, this easy chicken stew (or pollo guisado Guatemalteco as it's known in Guatemala) goes great with thick slices of crusty bread to mop up the sauce.

My mother-in-law's recipe for Guatemalan enchiladas is unique and it's a family recipe that has been handed down from generations. It's a real family tradition.