I had the same questions when I first came to Colombia since we don't have these in my country either but I can assure you that they taste great (if you are into pickled food). Check out this site for information about capers and guascas: http://whatscookingamerica.net/capers.htm http://raisingcolombiankids.blogspot.com/2009/03/essential-herb-guascas.html PS: I could not find the English word for guascas.. Hope this information helps.
The kids will be so excited to see this. Thank you so much, Colombian friends!
ReplyDeleteMiss Lin
Thank you for showing us how to make AJIACO.
ReplyDeleteRyan Hsu
I think Ajiaco looks a very yummy chicken soup. I might try to eat that someday. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteEvan Yang
WOW!!! It was fantastic! Now I know how to make Ajiaco!
ReplyDeleteMollie Cheng
I think I would make Ajiaco at home because it looks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this with me.
Liang Velma Hall
Looks.... Super cool and nice!!! It's also very neat!!
ReplyDeleteIt Looks..... very nice and neat!!! Thx for sharing it to me!!!
ReplyDeleteKaren Tsung
The Ajiaco looks delicious, I might make it too! They are good cutters!
ReplyDeleteEthan Wang
Wow! I think the food you taught to make looks so yummy and special. I can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteMaxine
I think Ajiaco looks yummy! ~ Heidi Hsu
ReplyDeleteWow! The food looks so yummy! I would like to try it at home. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteApril
Looks very good!!! I would like to try it.The Ajiaco looks like chicken soup to me.
ReplyDeleteJing-Yu
Looks like very yummy!! I want to make it . Thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteYummy! I will try to make Ajiaco and eat it!
ReplyDeleteCheng-Cian
What is guascus? Is that a sort of leaf? What is capers?
ReplyDeleteHi Hao-Sen Hsu,
ReplyDeleteI had the same questions when I first came to Colombia since we don't have these in my country either but I can assure you that they taste great (if you are into pickled food). Check out this site for information about capers and guascas: http://whatscookingamerica.net/capers.htm
http://raisingcolombiankids.blogspot.com/2009/03/essential-herb-guascas.html
PS: I could not find the English word for guascas.. Hope this information helps.