Everyone loves Ay Salsa! and everyone loves Ernesto, the cook. Ay Salsa! has the word ‘ay’ and an exclamation mark in it. Ernesto is latino and cute. And the food Ernesto makes in Ay Salsa! is great.

Preheat a skillet over medium high heat. In a medium sized bowl mix together the water, oil, salt and sugar. Then sprinkle in the white cornmeal flour. Stir together till it thickens and forms a ball.

There are condiments that work best when they’re added to other foods, and then there are condiments so good that they’re a star attraction in their own right. Such is the case with Caracas Arepa ...

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In a bowl, mix flour, corn and salt. Pour in warm water and mix with a spoon until the dough comes together. Cover with plastic wrap and let rest for 5 minutes. Remove dough from bowl and knead for ...

Edgar Cova pressed several golden patties onto the griddle and pointed with his spatula to the center of one, slightly melted and sizzling. “That’s the cheese. This,” he said, waving his spatula ...

Just over a week after opening a new restaurant on High Street, Chef Franco Gonzalez served Penelope Curtis her first ever arepa. Curtis, a researcher visiting Yale from England, stopped into Ay Salsa ...

The Screaming Arepa is grilled fajita beef, avocado, grilled white cheese, tomato and chimichurri sauce on arepa bread. (Photo: MIKE BROWN) Cachapas are a traditional Venezuelan item made from corn ...

Keely Arthur and 5 on Your Side this week bring you restaurant ratings for Guasaca Arepa and Salsa Grill in Raleigh and Sylvia's Family Restaurant in Wilson. Keely Arthur and 5 on Your Side this week ...

If you’ve developed a love affair with arepas, the deliciously versatile Venezuelan corn flatbreads – which are now available at restaurants including Anytime Arepa at Zócalo Food Park, Arepanita’s ...

An arepa is one of the simplest kinds of food there is: corn ground into flour, mixed with water and cooked on a griddle as a kind of fat pancake. The indigenous peoples of northern South America had ...