I am Spanish but colombian food It IS one of my favorites foods . Here in Barcelona there are very colombian restaurants and all are delicious . Thanks for the video.
While I look your video I have tears in my eyes. I'm from Colombia and since 3 years I live in Germany. The Colombian food is the thing that I miss the most. Thanks for sharing the beauty of my country ❤
great video. also 1 minute before you said you grew up on the east coast of canada i was thinking to myself she sounds canadian hahaha. i was born in NS but lived in Alberta for 12 years and 1 year ago i moved to Mexico! ps- missing my corn chowder from Halifax.
Thanks millions Ayngelina and, happy, happy 2023 💕💓💕 All this food - smums 😋 Will definitely visit Colombia and Bogota when I arrive in South America ....so many places to visit, so many people to see and, so much food - everywhere 💕💓💕
It was A GREAT Video !!! I already share it !! I know you are going back to my hometown CALI and you are going to have a blast !! So many great places to visit and have awesome traditional food, street food !! … We Colombians are so proud of our rich culture !! Thank you for showing to the world our Amazingly Unique Country 🙏
Awesome, Bogota is definitely on my list of countries cities to visit in Colombia. Thank you for showing me some of the local traditional foods of Colombia.
This is just the beginning, the coastal food changes so much. And while it’s neighbouring with Ecuador you can see the two cultures are so different with just the way they take the same ingredients but prepare them differently.
Angy, cheese dipped in chocolate is the real deal in Bogota; a tamal is a meal by itself (after 2 days in the fridge it tastes better, don't know why); you can buy chicha made of pinespple, grapes, and not only in Colombia but Chile, Venezuela too.
Omg, that plantain leaf tamal. Looks heavenly. I loved the food in Colombia. I tried about 12-15 of the dishes in the link you sent me to your blog at the time. My favorite country I have visited so far.
Yeah, the plantain leaf help keep the flavor and smell of the tamal, is a MUST. Aftef that U can wrap it in aluminum paper, plastic or whatevet U want.
Ayngelina, if you can find an Arepa con Queso Doble Crema. Do by all means try them. When I lived in Bogotá, I made a cup of hot Chocolate (con Panela) and pan sautéed two Arepa with butter each morning for Breakfast!
Great video! You showed a lot of traditional foods and did your research! I love Masato but have to make it myself cause I'm allergic to cinnamon, I'm glad you tried it. I'll look forward to your next videos
Rice Masato is very easy to prepare. Cook for about 20 minutes a cup of rice in 3 cups of hot water with white sugar and cinnamon. When it is cold, blend it and add the pineapple peel to ferment. Then serve cold and with ground cinnamon. In Colombia it is usually accompanied with a sponge cake called "mantecada".
Aww thanks April. I actually packed today for my next trip in a couple weeks. I like to pack once and then the day before decide if I really need everything.
@@ayngelina me alegra me salió recomendado por la plataforma pues me gusta ver experiencias de personas que visitan nuestro país te agradezco y espero quieras conocer más de el
Almost forgot.... We'd like to try the Ajiaco 1st. Thanks so much for taking the time to configure the video to offer multiple subtitle languages, including the most common language spoken in Colombia and Ecuador.
CZcams has been a bit weird lately, first I noticed I would upload the transcription but it wouldn't accept it, just kept saying it was processing. But I'm committed to making it accessible in the language of the country I'm visiting...and others :)
@@ayngelina Oops, I guess you have to follow their social media to know their working hours. Last time I went to la Perseverancia, her stall was also closed. But I have tried her ajiaco and it is very well done and the taste of guasca is not that overpowering. But there is good ajiaco sold in the other stalls, too.
We're subscribers, and loved this video! (Like # 72) Thanks also for the tip to watch the Netflix show specific to the market your visited. It's an incredible episode, and your videos truly compliment one another.
Thank you. When I saw Mama Luz I was a bit star struck because she shared so much of her life. But it also was the reason I wanted to go other places, because the whole market is delicious and not just the places featured on the special.
un brazo desde Colombia, me encanto tu video. bienvenida siempre a Colombia, Tienes que Conocer Villa de Leyva, un pueblo en el departamento de Boyacá Colombia. es un Pueblo mágico y espectacular.
Ayngelina, if you have the opportunity to visit the departments of Boyaca and Santander I recommend you to explore their gastronomy which in my opinion is unique. In Boyaca there is a dish called "cocido boyacense" and in Santander "pepitoria" and "chanfaina". They are very interesting dishes made with local ingredients that are probably not well known but are surprising.
Boyaca is definitely on my list. I didn’t go last time because o visited during torrential rains and the only area not experiencing it was the coast. But I will be back!
Omg the best soup 🍲 is caldo de costilla or sancocho de cola de res ❤❤❤❤❤ I don’t like tamales from colombia 🇨🇴😵💫🥴 taste like raw maggi chicken cubes , chicken bouillon you know … it’s not for me 😅 , I also don’t like ajiaco cuz I hate alcaparras , but omg Colombian chorizo is amazing, buñuelos yummy, empanadas are goooooooood, milo chocolate powder it’s my dream 🤤🙌🏻🤩😅so delicious, arequipe is amazing😻
@@ayngelina yeah I know they put apart the alcaparras but for some reason I just don’t like the flavor 🤷♀️ 😅 sopa de mondongo in colombia 🇨🇴 it’s another soup that it’s not for me🥴, but I like caldo de mondongo from Ecuador 😳😅
I’m so sorry you Kristel had such a bad experience with tamales , but unfortunately there is a lot of people that use that disgusting 🤢 cubos de caldo to add “ flavor “ …, you have to try a real well Homemade Tamal VALLUNO , at least our family recipe doesn’t include other ingredients than natural color and seasoning
@@Ladivinadonna siii 🙂🙂así como hace su familia el tamal casero con ese sabor es que me encantan ojalá algún día pueda probar ese estilo de tamal valluno , porque de los que he probado han sido malísimos era como dar mordiscos al cubo maggi 😅🤢 bueno muchas gracias por responder saludos y feliz Año Nuevo 🎊🎆🎈
I didn’t find it on the table. Well at times it was a bottled commercial brand. But I didn’t see it until the end of my trip on the coast as I do talk about that.
You forgot a very important snack that is as popular as arepas and that is - Buñuelos - You MUST try them. I'd kill to get my hands on my childhood foods again but in the UK is almost impossible and/or very expensive
GET THE COLOMBIAN FOOD BUCKET LIST: www.baconismagic.ca/colombia/traditional-colombian-food/
I am Spanish but colombian food It IS one of my favorites foods .
Here in Barcelona there are very colombian restaurants and all are delicious .
Thanks for the video.
What is your favourite Colombian food?
While I look your video I have tears in my eyes.
I'm from Colombia and since 3 years I live in Germany. The Colombian food is the thing that I miss the most.
Thanks for sharing the beauty of my country ❤
Oh wow that’s so kind of you to say. I am hoping to go back later this year to feature more from the Andes.
Is German food any good?
We Colombians LOVE LOVE LOVE our white rice! It almost feels like an insult that you don't love it, but no worries I understand.
Believe me, I know it’s not a meal unless there’s rice and I take a huge risk of people hating me when I admit I’m just not a fan. 🤣
True I love white rice!
@@ayngelina We don't hate you. :)
Que rico. Vamos Colombia. Como peruano no sabes como me alegra saber que Colombia pone en valor su comida. La Bandeja Paisa es mi favorita.
uno de mis favoritos también
The Ajiaco and Tamal Tolimense looked really good.
I look forward to seeing more videos of Colombia.
Both were so good! Hope you’re having a great first day of 2023 🥳
Yes, those are the ones I would want to try first.
My wife and I are traveling to Santa Marta in February. Can't wait to try some of these dishes! You really make them look delicious.
Oh you'll love it. I have a few more videos coming from Santa Marta and Cartagena this month
great video. also 1 minute before you said you grew up on the east coast of canada i was thinking to myself she sounds canadian hahaha. i was born in NS but lived in Alberta for 12 years and 1 year ago i moved to Mexico! ps- missing my corn chowder from Halifax.
It must be the long vowels that gave me away!
I can'tant wait to go to Bogota. ❤
It’s really wonderful
Taste and creativity, may God bless you
Thank you 🙏
Thanks millions Ayngelina and, happy, happy 2023 💕💓💕
All this food - smums 😋
Will definitely visit Colombia and Bogota when I arrive in South America ....so many places to visit, so many people to see and, so much food - everywhere 💕💓💕
Oh wait until you see my videos from the coast 😍
Colombia atiene los mejores ajiacos , la comida es muy rica❤
Tienes razon!
It was A GREAT Video !!!
I already share it !! I know you are going back to my hometown CALI and you are going to have a blast !! So many great places to visit and have awesome traditional food, street food !! … We Colombians are so proud of our rich culture !! Thank you for showing to the world our Amazingly Unique Country 🙏
When I go back to Cali I need recommendations. I know it has the best panaderías but I know there’s so much more!
@@ayngelina la oferta de ser tu guía turística y culinaria en Cali , Popayan y la Costa Pacífica está en pie !!!
Totally enjoyed your video, and samples of the food of Bogota-Colombia … well done 👍🏼 gracias …
Thanks so much for the kind words, I hope to be back soon with more food from there.
Awesome, Bogota is definitely on my list of countries cities to visit in Colombia. Thank you for showing me some of the local traditional foods of Colombia.
This is just the beginning, the coastal food changes so much. And while it’s neighbouring with Ecuador you can see the two cultures are so different with just the way they take the same ingredients but prepare them differently.
What a great video! Super-exited for this series of videos on Columbia!
Oh thank you! I think it will be a good one!
@@ayngelina .. I think Bobo Gigio is messing with us Colombians right ? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Is ColOmbia with O, not Columbia with "u"
Excellent vidéo...un gros merci 😊
De ríen 😊
Me gustaría probar la changua ya que me recuerda un poco al caldillo de huevo, las dos chichas y el ajiaco! Se ven ricos!
este mercado fue una de mis experiencias favoritas en Colombia. Feliz Año Nuevo amiga 😀
@@ayngelina feliz año para ti también amiga! Que este año sigas viajando y conociendo nuevos lugares, que es lo que mas te gusta hacer! :D
La changua es una rica alternstiva al corn flakes de dessyuno, no sr olvide cilantro
La changua es uno de mis desayunos favoritos me encanta acompañarla con arepas o pan de arroz en el llano es muy común con pan de arroz
@@yudyyanidroamunoz1286 me gusta, una buena alternativa al cafe y al cereal.
Angy, cheese dipped in chocolate is the real deal in Bogota; a tamal is a meal by itself (after 2 days in the fridge it tastes better, don't know why); you can buy chicha made of pinespple, grapes, and not only in Colombia but Chile, Venezuela too.
I didn't know Chile and Venezuela had chicha, also in the Andes like in Colombia/Ecuador/Perú?
@@ayngelina yes, yes, and not only of corn, almost from any kind of fermented fruit.
Omg, that plantain leaf tamal. Looks heavenly. I loved the food in Colombia. I tried about 12-15 of the dishes in the link you sent me to your blog at the time. My favorite country I have visited so far.
More food coming in future videos 😀
Yeah, the plantain leaf help keep the flavor and smell of the tamal, is a MUST. Aftef that U can wrap it in aluminum paper, plastic or whatevet U want.
Ayngelina, if you can find an Arepa con Queso Doble Crema. Do by all means try them.
When I lived in Bogotá, I made a cup of hot Chocolate (con Panela) and pan sautéed two Arepa with butter each morning for Breakfast!
I have an upcoming video from Santa Marta and went to an 80 year old spot where the arepas I swear were half cheese half corn
@@ayngelina I’ve always wanted to see Sta. Marta!
It's worth going for these arepas.
@@ayngelina ok will put it on my bucket list. In February I’m relocating to Rwanda. I’ll let you know how the food is there!
Great video! You showed a lot of traditional foods and did your research! I love Masato but have to make it myself cause I'm allergic to cinnamon, I'm glad you tried it. I'll look forward to your next videos
Thank you so much for the kind words, an allergy to cinnamon would be so tough as lots of desserts have it.
La comida colombiana es muy rica y diversa
Tienes razon!
Love your video
Thank you! I can’t wait to get back to Colombia soon 🇨🇴
Rice Masato is very easy to prepare. Cook for about 20 minutes a cup of rice in 3 cups of hot water with white sugar and cinnamon. When it is cold, blend it and add the pineapple peel to ferment. Then serve cold and with ground cinnamon. In Colombia it is usually accompanied with a sponge cake called "mantecada".
Oh thank you for that tip!
Happy New Year Ayngelina!! Here's hoping peace and love follow you all year long❤️
Aww thanks April. I actually packed today for my next trip in a couple weeks. I like to pack once and then the day before decide if I really need everything.
Buen video
Gracias 🙏 como encontraste este video lo hice el año pasado y puedo ver que mucha gente lo está viendo ahora
@@ayngelina me alegra me salió recomendado por la plataforma pues me gusta ver experiencias de personas que visitan nuestro país te agradezco y espero quieras conocer más de el
Almost forgot.... We'd like to try the Ajiaco 1st.
Thanks so much for taking the time to configure the video to offer multiple subtitle languages, including the most common language spoken in Colombia and Ecuador.
CZcams has been a bit weird lately, first I noticed I would upload the transcription but it wouldn't accept it, just kept saying it was processing. But I'm committed to making it accessible in the language of the country I'm visiting...and others :)
Mama Luz has a restaurant called "Casa Mama Luz" where they serve the world famous ajiaco outside of the Perseverancia market.
Yes I saw that close to where I stayed in La Calendaria but unfortunately it was closed when I went
@@ayngelina Oops, I guess you have to follow their social media to know their working hours. Last time I went to la Perseverancia, her stall was also closed. But I have tried her ajiaco and it is very well done and the taste of guasca is not that overpowering. But there is good ajiaco sold in the other stalls, too.
Yes I was disappointed to miss it but also felt like while others hadn't been featured it was likely equally good.
I would love to come to columbia and taste this wonderful food
You should go!
Thanks for sharing this video 🙏🏽🙏🏽
You are so welcome
U make v nice food videos jus small suggestion u should start mukbang aswell
I don’t know much about it. How does that work?
@@ayngelina it is basically EAT&CAST (broadcast) in which u eat with hands (like eating chicken wings) & bites hard on it which makes a crunch sounds
Interesting, I will watch some to see if that's something I can do
Oh my gosh ,amazing food and video, i need to find the recipes and try to make them
Hope you enjoy, let me know how it goes.
We're subscribers, and loved this video! (Like # 72)
Thanks also for the tip to watch the Netflix show specific to the market your visited. It's an incredible episode, and your videos truly compliment one another.
Thank you. When I saw Mama Luz I was a bit star struck because she shared so much of her life. But it also was the reason I wanted to go other places, because the whole market is delicious and not just the places featured on the special.
I Love your videos. Thank you. ❤
You are so welcome! Colombia is a beautiful place.
un brazo desde Colombia, me encanto tu video. bienvenida siempre a Colombia, Tienes que Conocer Villa de Leyva, un pueblo en el departamento de Boyacá Colombia. es un Pueblo mágico y espectacular.
Gracias, muy gentil. Me gustaría volver pronto 😊
Que hermoso paisaje..
The iconic empanada of bogota on youtube
You can’t beat a good empanada
morí de risa con esa pronunciación del nombre de las comidas colombianas, jejejejej.
Soy Canadiense, estoy probando 😊
try envueltos in Bogotá
It was on my list and I ran out of time but there’s always next time!
You should’ve definitely reviewed chontaduro, it’s very famous in colombia
Oh I know it! But I didn’t see any where I was in Bogota. I hope to return later this year for more food.
Don Santicos in the neighborhood of Cedritos is the best ajiaco that I've had.
Ooh thank you for this tip, I'm going to check it out. What made it so good?
Gracias. Al- mo- há ba -na. !
Muy amable, soy canadiense y por alguna razón siempre me equivoco!
I love a good Arepa! 😊
When they are good they can be so incredible. Although I've had my fair share of dry ones too.
Ayngelina, if you have the opportunity to visit the departments of Boyaca and Santander I recommend you to explore their gastronomy which in my opinion is unique. In Boyaca there is a dish called "cocido boyacense" and in Santander "pepitoria" and "chanfaina". They are very interesting dishes made with local ingredients that are probably not well known but are surprising.
Boyaca is definitely on my list. I didn’t go last time because o visited during torrential rains and the only area not experiencing it was the coast. But I will be back!
Supercooool!!
Aww thanks so much!
I'm Colombian and I agree that the rice portions are too large, I always end up not eating all of it.
It's good to know I am not the only one!
Omg the best soup 🍲 is caldo de costilla or sancocho de cola de res ❤❤❤❤❤ I don’t like tamales from colombia 🇨🇴😵💫🥴 taste like raw maggi chicken cubes , chicken bouillon you know … it’s not for me 😅 , I also don’t like ajiaco cuz I hate alcaparras , but omg Colombian chorizo is amazing, buñuelos yummy, empanadas are goooooooood, milo chocolate powder it’s my dream 🤤🙌🏻🤩😅so delicious, arequipe is amazing😻
Haha you don't have to eat the capers, they put them on the side! But yes they have fantastic meat and such big portions of it!
@@ayngelina yeah I know they put apart the alcaparras but for some reason I just don’t like the flavor 🤷♀️ 😅 sopa de mondongo in colombia 🇨🇴 it’s another soup that it’s not for me🥴, but I like caldo de mondongo from Ecuador 😳😅
Ecuador apparently has the second most number of soups in the world next to China
I’m so sorry you Kristel had such a bad experience with tamales , but unfortunately there is a lot of people that use that disgusting 🤢 cubos de caldo to add “ flavor “ …, you have to try a real well Homemade Tamal VALLUNO , at least our family recipe doesn’t include other ingredients than natural color and seasoning
@@Ladivinadonna siii 🙂🙂así como hace su familia el tamal casero con ese sabor es que me encantan ojalá algún día pueda probar ese estilo de tamal valluno , porque de los que he probado han sido malísimos era como dar mordiscos al cubo maggi 😅🤢 bueno muchas gracias por responder saludos y feliz Año Nuevo 🎊🎆🎈
Columbia 🖤🖤🖤🖤🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴
What a great video! I actually didn't know about Cumbia House so I will have to check it out next time I'm there. So much food, so little time!
Well when you guys move there I have a reason to go back!
@@ayngelina Absolutely!
Masato ❤ ❤ ❤
So good!
Me enamore de esta linda dama
Gracias muy gentil
La comida Colombiana es deliciosa
Tienes razón! como encontraste este video lo hice el año pasado y puedo ver que mucha gente lo está viendo ahora….
La Puerta Falsa opened on July 16, 1816, not 1916.
Oh thank you for that correction, that was a slip of the tongue as 1916 isn't very old at all.
Deli
Gracias
What no aji ?
I know!!! I miss my aji, especially tomate de árbol
I noticed when you were in Ecuador you seemed to add aji to your meals
I didn’t find it on the table. Well at times it was a bottled commercial brand. But I didn’t see it until the end of my trip on the coast as I do talk about that.
You forgot a very important snack that is as popular as arepas and that is - Buñuelos - You MUST try them. I'd kill to get my hands on my childhood foods again but in the UK is almost impossible and/or very expensive
This is so true! I have written about them on my website Bacon is Magic from the last time I was in Colombia but I didn't find them that day!
Since 1816, not 1916
Yes I misspoke! Because 1918 isn’t that long enough to be the oldest.
U eat alot of meat & chicken right ?
We have talked about this in previous videos.
No se dise almo-habana almojábana cara e chimba
🤷🏻♀️
To much talkative
Would you like to see more eating?
Agree, more eating ..Please do short concise (brief) description. Dark hair looks lovely on you🎉 ..it pops
The food looks very good, almost similar to Ecuadorian food.
They do share some similarities
Thank you for the reviews that you gave to our dishes 😍❤️you are so sweet
My pleasure 😊 I hope to return this year to spend more time in the Andes as there are so many traditional foods and drink.
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