Arepa de Boyacá
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Arepa de Boyacá

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20m
Prépa
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15m
Cuisson
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6
Portions
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MEDIUM
Difficulté

Arepas de maïs jaune légèrement sucrées, fourrées de fromage frais fondant et dorées au beurre.

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Portions

6

Ingrédients

Nutrition

calories360
protein12g
carbs46g
fat14g
fiber3g

Par portion

Étapes

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Make the dough

Mix the corn flour, wheat flour, sugar and salt. Add the butter, hot water and milk and knead for 3 minutes until smooth and soft. Cover and rest for 10 minutes.

⏱10:00

Flatten

Divide the dough into 12 balls. Press each between two sheets of plastic or baking paper into a thin disc about 3mm thick and 10cm across.

Fill

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Cook

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Serve

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History & Culture

The Story Behind the Dish

📍 Boyacá📅 Traditional🫓 CO

Arepas are Colombia's daily bread, inherited from indigenous peoples who ground corn long before the Spanish arrived. Each region has its own style — and in the cold highlands of Boyacá, arepas are made sweet, buttery and stuffed with fresh cuajada cheese from local dairies.

Travellers on the roads out of Bogotá stop at roadside stalls just to buy them hot off the griddle.

⭐ Why It's Famous

The sweet corn dough and salty melted cheese make a perfect pairing, unlike any other arepa in the country.

💡 Fun Fact

Colombia is said to have more than 70 regional types of arepa — from thin and crisp to thick, stuffed or made with egg inside.

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Boyacá

5.54°N, -73.37°W