Masato de arroz is a fermented rice beverage from Colombia. The base is always made with rice, but the drink is versatile and can include various ingredients. It is typically prepared by blending water and soaked rice. The combination is sweetened, flavored with cinnamon and cloves, and left to ferment for a couple of days.
Almojábana is a traditional and Puerto Rican bread (although it is also popular in other countries of Latin America) that is very similar to pandebono... Read more
Deep-fried, golden, and crispy buñuelos are an original Spanish creation that has become an internationally popular treat. In the simplest form, these fritters ... Read more