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sancocho

A staple Dominican stew that is thick and hearty. It features a mix of meats, seasonings, and starchy vegetables like plantains and yuca (referred to as viveres). A version made with beans is also common.

Hey, they are making a sancocho at Juan's place tomorrow, you know the deal!

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

sancocho

A traditional Dominican dish. sancocho is a thick, hearty stew made by simmering several types of meat, such as chicken, beef, and pork, with a variety of starchy root vegetables and plantains (known locally as viveres).

Dominicans like sancocho with white rice.

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República Dominicanaby Esno84

sancocho

A traditional Venezuelan soup made with beef, chicken, and various root vegetables. (This thick, hearty stew is a staple for family gatherings and weekend get-togethers).

We are going to make a sancocho at grandma's house. Nothing beats grandma's sancochos.

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Venezuelaby Mariabarros09

sancocho

A traditional, hearty stew made with meat and chicken (a staple comfort food in many Latin American cultures usually containing meat and root vegetables).

Breakfast today is a good sancocho.

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Brasilby Anónimo

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