in this video we're going to teach you the local traditional and affordable foods
in Coban Guatemala. Hey you guys! Thanks for joining us on another journey.
Today we're in Coban Guatemala. If you're new to the channel, this is April and I'm
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haven't been watching our Guatemalan series, this is Selvyn. He's our driver, amazing tour guide
and I call him the professor because this man is like Mr. Google he knows everything about Guatemala.
He's going to show us all the traditional foods today. Sit back, relax and enjoy the journey!
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that is so good yeah in here the local people when before to go into the job they stop in here to
buy different kind of meat here you can see it's a pork chop ten quetzales four ribs for example
16 quetzales barbecue rib 10 quetzales this one a small portion and they add that meat in that bread
and here you can find for example atol atol is a hot drink fava beans with milk i am buying one
fava beans atol yeah it's a fava beans hot drink and now she's serving me okay because
it's from from three quetzales look it's hot drink it's like too frosty but hot okay
ohhh! what's it like yeah it's almost like drinking liquidy oatmeal taste it
right it is like liquid oatmeal like they pureed oatmeal like to puree exactly so in the drink
is it just the beans or do they add spice or flavor good question in here the local people
they are grinding only the fava beans but after they are making powder after that powder they
collected in one plastic box and they keep it there when they want to use for example
they add their boiling water and after they add almost three or four spoons okay and after they
add only cinnamon and sugar and water because it's pure fava beans powder it's starting to
chippe-chippe that's my little bit of Spanish that i know for misty rain. bread with cheese
with black beans bread with chorizo and sausage and chile relleno chile relleno i think you would
like more okay do the chile relleno i like chile relleno okay it's hot chile relleno or sweet chile relleno
which one do you want hot hot is really hot oh really hot taste one of each then okay
okay so this is the hot right this is the hot chile relleno
we're going to try this street food in Coban
what's in this chile jalapeno when it is hot it's chile jalapeno and they add blended vegetables
with chicken it's got a great texture to it it tastes really good it's like super flavorful
it's got a little bit of kick it does now try this one
i prefer without the spicy oh see i like the spicy i thought it tastes really good
it does but it does have a good kick okay so i'm gonna try that it's very similar just without the
spice it's really good the spicy is the way to go yeah to give you an idea the chile rellenos that
we ate came out to 14 quetzales which is two dollars and six cents a spicy chile relleno and a sweet
chile relleno you can't can't beat that right? queen is only too short looking for the pretty
woman when they win they are using the most fancy traditional clothing but now she is
very old yes she was the first [...] in the first Mayan queen in 1976 almost ... age
this one is scrambled with sausage and chorizo okay fried eggs is coming here
because it's the same--fresh tortillas fresh tortillas i think it's first time
we started to eat fresh fresh tortillas go ahead you can make a light to tamalitos
so you add black beans to it yeah right yeah and then you add some chorizo and sausage yes
you can taste the corn
it is so different even all through Guatemala that we've been eating
... tortilla-muchas gracias-this one is a local habanero hot {sauce} don't put a lot? use a
few drops a few drops yes we'll try one drop
it just woke up all the different flavors it enhanced the taste
of the tortilla shell and then it's got a slow slow build to a burn.
so the three breakfasts i had the chorizo and Selvyn had rancheros breakfast and then April
had uh fried eggs and some black bean paste we did promote more tortillas too because the tortillas
are amazing and three coffees two and juice 89 quetzales can't beat that at all the total $11.60.
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