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A food that I love

 Hello everyone! Today I'm going to talk about a food that I really love: The "Arepas"

The "Arepa" is a typical venezuela's food, it is made with corn's flour and its shape is circular. The dough is easy to make, because you only have to mix water, salt and the most important element: the corn's flour. You have to knead the mix until the dough is compact enough to form the "Arepas". Cook your "Arepas" from both sides in the oiled pan until they start to brown.

Now comes the funny part! you can stuff them with a bunch of delicious food. This is why I love the "Arepas", because I can eat it with scrambled eggs, cheese, tuna, meat, salad, etc. But please... DO NOT eat the "arepas" with SWEET stuffing... like honey, jam or that kind of things... 

By the way, there exist typical "Arepas" with certain stuffing, and my favorite is the "Reina Pepiada". It is stuffed whit chicken, avocado and mayonnaise. 

Maybe it isn't "healthy" but is a part of me.



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  1. Ooh i like arepas too, but i really missed the part when we can add many kind of food inside, i always eat them only with cheese or butter. Reina Pepiada seams to be a nice meal to introduce to family!

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  2. Hello arepa man, i really like arepas too. i used to eat them after school for lunch. I like them with cheese, shredded meat and fried banana. next time we see each other make sure to treat me some of that reina pepiada!

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  3. I have never tasted an arepa in my life, I hope one day to eat one ... this is a very direct hint 77

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  4. Hi Rodrigoo, I have never tasted an arepa in my life :( but I would like to, they look very tasty, I hope one day to try the "Reina Pepiada", it sounds great :,)

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  5. Overall clear without major lapses. Though some details in lexical choice. Mind the word food.

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