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Guasca is a
Colombian town and muni****lity in the
Guavio Province, part of the
Cundinamarca Department located approximately 55 km from Bogotá p****ing...
- of potatoes, and the herb
galinsoga parviflora,
known locally as
guasca or
guascas. In Cuba,
Ajiaco is
prepared as a stew,
while in Peru the dish is...
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Guasca Rugby Clube is a
Brazilian Rugby Union club from the city of
Porto Alegre, Rio
Grande do Sul.
Guasca was
founded on
September 20, 2012. The Guasca...
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plant in the
daisy family Asteraceae. It has
several common names including guasca (Colombia),
pacpa yuyo, paco yuyo, and
waskha (Peru),
burrionera (Ecuador)...
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capital and
overlooking part of it. La
Calera borders Guasca, Sopó and Chía in the north,
Guasca and Junín in the east, Bogotá in the west and Choachí...
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crushed ice,
traditionally in a
wooden bowl or jícara (teacup) (called
guasca or
xicalli in Nahua). It has a
sweet and
slightly ****y or ****ed taste;...
- The park
extends over the
Cundinamarca muni****lities La Calera, Fómeque,
Guasca and San
Juanito (Meta). The name
Chingaza comes from
Chibcha and
means "middle...
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chicken and
potatoes and
flavoured with a
locally grown,
subtle herb
called "
guasca".
Caldo de costilla, or
caldo de res, is a beef
broth soup made with beef...
- is
called “Rejo”, in
Costa Rica “Coyunda”, in
Ecuador “Beta”, and Peru “
Guasca”.
Meanwhile in Colombia, the term
Reata or
Riata means: hardened, firm,...
- soup
prepared with chicken, a
variety of potatoes, corn on the cob, and
guascas (an herb),
usually served with sour
cream and capers, and
accompanied by...
