Food in Ecuador 🍽

 Here I am highlighting my favorite foods from the trip! 

Bizcochos- buttery biscuits, perfect for dipping in hot chocolate or coffee

Locro de papa- cheese and potato soup with avocado (best served with toasted corn nuts and aji hot sauce), and Llapingachos- fried potato and cheese patties

Tortillas- taste and look like pancakes, delicious with marmalade 

Quimbolito- sweet corn and masa tamale wrapped in a banana leaf

Granadilla- similar to a passion fruit

Fried donut balls with honey

Fried plantains and fish with lime

Fried empanadas with cheese

Tres leches with raspberry sauce

Canelazo- hot and spicy drink with cinnamon, naranjilla, sugar and alcohol

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  1. Alison Wishard GuerraAugust 7, 2023 at 8:29 AM

    I LOVE this post! What a great documentation of the delicious and interseting food we tasted!

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