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We have typical Ecuadorian cooking classes where you can learn and practice more vocabulary, have a good time, and taste delicious dishes.Tropical fruits, seafood, Andean potatoes. You will have a favorite recipe from Ecuador.








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		<title>Special Ecuadorian Recipes</title>
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Cangrejo Criollo.- Red Mangrove crab Ulcides occidentalis, prepared with a special seasoning, and you eat it with some really good extras and a lot of beer. This crab doesn&#8217;t taste a bit like the blue crab (Jaiba or Callinectis sapidus) most of you know. The taste isn&#8217;t as delicate, it&#8217;s more savory. The best thing about a cangrejada (crab-fest) is too eat it with your friends and start fighting over who gets the crabs with the biggest claws.
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<td style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;font-size: 14px" valign="top"><strong>Cangrejo Criollo</strong>.- Red Mangrove crab Ulcides occidentalis, prepared with a special seasoning, and you eat it with some really good extras and a lot of beer. This crab doesn&#8217;t taste a bit like the blue crab (Jaiba or Callinectis sapidus) most of you know. The taste isn&#8217;t as delicate, it&#8217;s more savory. The best thing about a cangrejada (crab-fest) is too eat it with your friends and start fighting over who gets the crabs with the biggest claws.</p>
<p><strong>Encebollado</strong>.- Also known as Languriango, this is a delicious soup made of yellow fin Tuna (Tunus albacares) and Yuca.</p>
<p><strong>Cazuela.</strong>- A dish made with unripen plaintain, peanuts and fish (or seafood), served in a clay pot.</p>
<p><strong>Sango de verde.</strong>- Made with unripen plaintain, and shrimp.<br />
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<p><strong>Sango de Choclo</strong>.- Made with corn and shrimp, more delicate than the Sango de verde.<br />
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<p><strong>Locro</strong> .- A soup made with potatoes cheese and milk, (I like it also with corn), eat it with an avocado.<br />
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<p><strong>Bandera</strong>.- This is not a dish per se but more a free style combination of several dishes and rice, my favorite bandera is Guatita, Ceviche de concha, ceviche de camaron and ensalada de cangrejo (crab salad).<br />
Banderin.- A small bandera with just 2 dishes (ex: Guata and Concha or Cazuela y Camaron)</p>
<p><strong>Fritada</strong>.- Pork fired in it&#8217;s own grease with mote, the recipe is a little different and the taste is WOW!,</td>
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