Typical Guatemalan Food – Photo Essay
Like every country in the world, Guatemala has it’s own unique cuisine. Here are some goodies for you to sink your teeth into!
Tortillas – Guatemala’s Staple Food
Guatemala’s Traditional Food Buffet
Food Festival in Antigua – Typical Stews
Tostadas
Food Festival Guatemala Food Antigua Rellenitos
Mole (Pronounced Mo – Le)
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oh, YUM!!! i am super hungry now!
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The buffet looks wonderful. What’s in a Rellenitos?
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Yum and another big yum! Fun photos of a lot of things I would like to try but didn’t when we went through Guatemala… next time! Thanks for the info, Molly
It all looks amazing. Reading these food posts is driving me crazy… must travel!
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Amazing photos! Brings me back. Missing all of the flavors of Guatemala!
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Wow…that food buffet looks AMAZING! If we’re ever in Guatemala, I’ll have to figure out where one is so I can try it!
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Hola me gustaria aprender todas las comidas típicas de Guatemala, mi esposo y yo acabamos de invertir en un restaurant en Los Angeles y aun no lo hemos abierto porque queremos agregar sabor de Guatemala en la comida y decoración típica de alla….unas dos cocineras que tengan el orgullo de esta tierra y lo demuestren en la cocina. Y yo seguire tomando clases de cocina Guatemalteca.
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Hola Veronica
Que bonito
That is so great you want to learn Guatemalan cuisine. If you come here for 2 weeks, you’ll be a pro.
Good luck with your restaurant.