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Ajiaco is Bogotá's signature dish, the Andean chicken soup the whole capital eats on cold Sunday afternoons in the cool…
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Ajiaco is Bogotá's signature dish, the Andean chicken soup the whole capital eats on cold Sunday afternoons in the cool…

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Chicken thighs (or lamb) are browned, onions and tomato cooked down with garlic and a single whole chilli, then the meat…