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Nombres: Samuel Moncada y jesus chamorro

Grado: 9B

Profesora: Lucy

Área: Ingles
BOYACENSES AREPAS
The arepa is, neither more nor less, the bread of the Andes. To talk
about it is to refer to the history of corn, which came to us from
Mesoamerica some two thousand years before Jesus Christ gave
bread to his disciples to establish communion. To talk and learn
more about the Arepa Boyacense, it is necessary to take a trip to a
very beautiful town, called Ramiriquí, this municipality, belonging
to the department of Boyacá, which carries in its history a whole
agricultural background, has become the home of an unparalleled
product known as La Arepa Boyacense.

The magical touch of the Arepa Boyacense, travels with its


tradition, with its folklore and that is why Ramiriquí pays tribute to
this product, every December at the Sorbo and Arepa Festival, a
gastronomic event par excellence, which attracts the tourism, for
the beauty of its landscapes, the warmth of its people and the
gastronomic delights of this unmissable destination in the Boyacá
region.
INGREDIENTS

2 cups of pre-cooked yellow corn flour


masarepa.

5 tablespoons of wheat flour.

1 + ½ cups of hot water.

½ cup of milk.

¼ teaspoon salt.

2 tablespoons of sugar.

3 tablespoons soft butter, a little more for


cooking.

2 cups fresh cheese or Colombian cheese.


preparation

Passed 1: In a medium bowl mix the masarepa, flour, water,


milk, salt, sugar and butter. Knead with your hands for about 3
minutes, wetting your hands with water as you work.
Passed 2: Form 12 balls with the dough. Place each ball
between 2 plastic bags or parchment paper, and with a flat
lid, flatten to approximately.
Passed 3: Place the cheese in the center of half of one dough
circle and then place another circle on top to cover. Using
your fingers, seal the edges around the cheese, which will
prevent the cheese from spilling.
Passed 4: Add the butter to a nonstick skillet over medium
heat. Place the arepas in the pan and cook for approximately
3 minutes on each side, until golden brown. Serve
immediately.

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