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Food and Cooking of Chile

By Boris Basso Benelli

Published 2014

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Melding traditional ingredients with Spanish and European cooking methods, Chilean cuisine makes wonderful use of the huge variety of top-quality foods the country produces, from tomatoes, maize and avocados to the range of fish and shellfish from the Pacific Ocean. These abundant ingredients, together with a love of good food and world-class wine, have resulted in a cuisine that is as varied and exciting as the country’s spectacular landscape.

The modern high-rise buildings of the city of Santiago are dwarfed by the towering mountain range that encircles it.