Must-Try Dishes in Ecuador: A Culinary Adventure
Discover the Must-Try Dishes of Ecuador: A Culinary Delight
Must-Try Dishes in Ecuador: A Culinary Adventure
Ecuador is a vibrant country filled with culture, breathtaking landscapes, and a unique culinary scene that will whet the appetite of any adventurous eater. Whether you’re a business traveller in need of dedicated workspace and fast Wi-Fi or a passionate foodie looking for your next savory experience, Ecuador has something delicious to offer. In this guide, discover the must-try dishes that will make your trip unforgettable.
1. Ceviche
A national favorite, Ecuadorian ceviche is a must-try. This dish features fresh seafood like shrimp, fish, or octopus, marinated in lime or lemon juice, and typically accompanied by corn nuts or plantain chips. Its refreshing and slightly tangy flavor is perfect for a sunny day in this coastal country.
2. Llapingachos
Originating from the Andean region of Ecuador, Llapingachos are delicious potato patties flavored with cheese and served with a rich peanut sauce, salad, and grilled meats. This hearty dish is perfect for fueling up before or after exploring Ecuador’s beautiful mountain landscapes.
3. Empanadas
Empanadas are a beloved street food across Latin America, and Ecuador is no exception. Whether filled with cheese, meat, or vegetables, these savory pastries make for a perfect snack. Try the empanadas de viento (air empanadas), which are filled with cheese and lightly dusted with sugar.
4. Locro de Papa
This hearty potato soup is a staple in Ecuadorian households. It’s made with potatoes, cheese, and avocados, creating a creamy and comforting dish that warms the soul. Locro de papa is an excellent dish to try when visiting the highlands of Ecuador.
Where to Stay
For those who seek comfortable accommodations with fast Wi-Fi and dedicated workspaces, consider staying at Casa de Luis. Explore options with Search and Stay, Bike, Hike and Ski, Pack your Pet, and Stays By Me to find your ideal spot nestled in the picturesque setting of Lake San Pablo.