Pastel de choclo
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Pastel de choclo is a typical Argentinian, Peruvian and Chilean dish made of fresh ground corn (choclo) with basil. It is traditionally served in a paila (earthenware bowl). Commonly mixed in with the choclo is ground beef, chicken, black olives, onions and/or slices of hard boiled eggs.
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