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Examples
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Last spring, I had an elaborate Colombian dish called ajiaco at my friend Ana's dinner party.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Marcela knows how to make ajiaco and now Katrina does too.
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They have a soup/meal they like here in Bogota and elsewhere called ajiaco.
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Farmhouses are whitewashed, strewn with fresh red flowers, and travelers are welcomed with a hot bowl of ajiaco.
Michael Fairbanks: The Colombian Elections: Who Will Be the Next President of Macondo? 2010
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The origins of the ajiaco in Cuba go as far back as our native Indians who the Spanish annihilated, when it was most likely just a simple vegetable stew.
Havana Salsa Viviana Carballo 2006
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The origins of the ajiaco in Cuba go as far back as our native Indians who the Spanish annihilated, when it was most likely just a simple vegetable stew.
Havana Salsa Viviana Carballo 2006
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The origins of the ajiaco in Cuba go as far back as our native Indians who the Spanish annihilated, when it was most likely just a simple vegetable stew.
Havana Salsa Viviana Carballo 2006
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Not wanting to wait until I had a dinner party to make the ajiaco, I reduced the quantities to small-family proportions her recipe served 12.
The Seattle Times 2011
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"You can't make ajiaco," she wrote and added, "You need three different kinds of potatoes, none of which is available here," along with a grassy herb called guascas.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Warm up with ajiaco, Bogota's signature stew, typically cooked with three kinds of local potatoes, spiced with capers.
hernesheir commented on the word ajiaco
Columbian potato soup.
June 13, 2010