• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Home
  • Recipes
    • Main Dishes
      • Beef
      • Chicken and Turkey
      • Pork
      • Seafood
      • Meatless
      • Pizza, Sandwiches and Hot Dogs
      • Pasta and Rice
      • Arepas and Tamales
      • Quesadillas and Tacos
      • Soups
      • Stews
    • Side Dishes
    • Appetizers and Snacks
    • Salads
    • Desserts
    • Breakfast and Brunch
    • Drinks
    • Breads and Cakes
    • Sauces, Condiments and Dips
    • Menus and Lists
  • Videos
  • About
    • More Facts About Me
    • Contact
    • Work with Me
    • Press
  • Pantry
  • Merch
My Colombian Recipes
menu icon
go to homepage
subscribe
search icon
Homepage link
  • Recipes
  • Main Dishes
  • Side Dishes
  • Soups
  • Desserts
  • About
  • Subscribe
  • Merch
  • My Amazon Store
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • Pinterest
    • Twitter
    • YouTube
  • ×
    My Colombian Recipes » This and That » Triguisar

    Triguisar

    Sep 23, 2009 · Modified: Jul 14, 2021 by Erica Dinho · 41 Comments

    FacebookPinterestXYummly
    Triguisar006Pin

    On those days when I feel homesick, it doesn’t mean I don’t like living in the United States and being an American citizen, but just that I miss my family and friends a lot. Those are the days that I will go to the closest Latin market and crazy or not, I go to the Colombian food aisle and feel like I am home. Just the other day I was walking in the supermarket looking for some Masarepa and I saw this little box of Triguisar and I was so happy that I wanted to buy a dozen! Maybe you are thinking, “what is the big deal, maybe she needs a shrink”.

    Ok, so let me explain. This powdered seasoning is one of the most popular seasonings in Colombia. I grew up seeing it in my grandmother’s and mother’s kitchen and seeing it again in a market here in the USA made me really happy. Every time I call my mom in Colombia for a recipe, she tells me to use Triguisar. To this point, the closest seasoning to this one, that I found here, is Sazon Goya with Azafran. Although I really like it, just seeing this little box of Triguisar from Colombia gave me a great feeling! I am sure that a lot of Colombians living in other parts of the world and others, who no longer live in their home countries, can understand! I hope so, if not, maybe I really do need a shrink

    Other Posts You Might Like

    Achiote Oil (Aceite De Achiote)GuascasFeatured RecipeGuava Paste (Bocadillo)Saffron (Azafran)
    FacebookPinterestXYummly

    About Erica Dinho

    My name is Erica and I was born and raised in Colombia and now live in the northeastern United States with my husband and family. This blog was inspired by my grandmother, Mamita, who was an amazing traditional Colombian cook.

    Author Page →

    Reader Interactions

    Comments

    1. John

      November 20, 2022 at 7:25 pm

      I had a Colombian friend at work, and we would both trade food back-and-forth over the years. She made so many great things and she taught me about Triguisar. It’s been a couple of years since I’ve seen her and I was in Fiesta market and it popped into my head to ask if they had it. They did and I had the same feeling you were talking about when I got it. It smelled great and I used it to season my grilled chicken breasts. Looking forward to using it in other things.

      Reply
    2. Renee

      February 12, 2019 at 7:44 am

      Erica, I can feel your love in this article and I totally get it! I do the same thing when I find a Latin market and am so happy when I can find Colombian spices and foods. There is nothing like that little box of Triguisar. Thank you for this recipe for the times I cannot drive two and a half hours to my nearest Colombian market. Chao! ❤️

      Reply
    3. Chris Kelly Lasch

      April 14, 2014 at 9:13 am

      My son came home raving about his girlfriend's mothers' beef stew. He found out that she uses Triguisar in it. I went to several ethnic grocery stores yesterday and finally found it at El Bodegon (Florida). elbodegon3.com

      Reply
    4. Latinbag

      November 08, 2012 at 1:24 pm

      ¡Excelente sitio! Muchas recetas interesantes
      Los mejores productos latinos los encuentras en Latinbag.com

      Reply
    « Older Comments

    Leave a Reply Cancel reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    Recipe Rating




     

    This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

    Primary Sidebar

    keep coffee simple mug

    New Keep Coffee Simple merch

    Click here to get yours!

    Hola and welcome to My Colombian Recipes. My name is Erica and I was born and raised in Colombia and now live in the northeastern United States with my husband and family. This blog was inspired by my grandmother, Mamita, who was an amazing traditional Colombian cook.

    More about me →

    Let's Connect

    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • Pinterest
    • Twitter
    • YouTube

    Never Miss A Recipe

    Sign Up! for email updates

    Popular

    • Colada de Piña (Pineapple and Corn Colombian drink)
      Colada de Piña (Pineapple and Corn Colombian drink)
    • Sopa de Arepa (Corn Cake Soup) |mycolombianrecipes.com
      Sopa de Arepa (Corn Cake Soup)
    • Peto Costeño (Dried Corn Drink)
      Peto Costeño (Dried Corn Drink)
    • Arepa con Hogao y Chorizo
      Arepa con Chorizo y Hogao (Arepa with Chorizo and Creole Sauce)

    Get my Cookbook in Spanish Today!

    Get My Colombian Recipes Cookbook

    Trending Recipes

    • 10 Comforting Winter Stews |mycolombianrecipes.com
      10 Comforting Winter Stews
    • Cazuelita de Frijoles (Colombian Beans Cazuela)
      Cazuelita de Frijoles (Colombian Beans Cazuela)
    • Sudado de Posta o Muchacho (Beef Round Steak Stew)
      Sudado de Posta o Muchacho (Beef Round Steak Stew)
    • Pusundao de Carne Serrrana (Salted Beef Stew)
      Pusundao de Carne Serrrana (Salted Beef Stew)
    • Estofado de Carne (Beef Stew) |Mycolombianrecipes.com
      Beef Stew in Tomato Sauce (Estofado de Res)
    • Sudado de Pollo (Colombian-Style Chicken Stew) |mycolombianrecipes.com
      Sudado de Pollo (Colombian-Style Chicken Stew)
    • Sudado de Res (Colombian Beef Stew) |mycolombianrecipes.com
      Colombian Beef Stew (Sudado de Res)
    • Sudado de albondigas (Colombian Meatball Stew) |mycolombianrecipes.com
      Sudado de Albóndigas (Meatball Stew)

    Join the conversation

    1. Erica Dinho on Sancocho Trifásico (Three Meats Sancocho)March 2, 2026
    2. Jeff on Sancocho Trifásico (Three Meats Sancocho)March 1, 2026
    3. Javier on Pollo Asado (Roasted Chicken)February 27, 2026
    4. Jen on Avocado stuffed with Shrimp (Aguacates Rellenos de Camarones)February 24, 2026

    Holiday Recipes

    • Pernil Asado Colombiano (Colombian-Style Roasted Pork Leg) |mycolombianrecipes.com
      Pernil Asado Colombiano (Colombian-Style Roasted Pork Leg)
    • El Día de las Velitas
      El Día de las Velitas (The Day of the Candles)
    • Alfajores (Dulce de Leche Cookie Sandwiches)|mycolombianrecipes.com
      Alfajores (Dulce de Leche Cookie Sandwiches)
    • Hojuelas
      Hojuelas o Hojaldras Colombianas (Colombian Hojuelas)
    • Receta de Natilla Colombiana
      Natilla Colombiana (Colombian-Style Pudding)
    • Colombian Recipes for Christmas and New Year's
      Colombian Recipes for Christmas and New Year's

    Footer

    ↑ back to top

    Terms

    • Privacy Policy
    • Disclosures

    Never Miss a Recipe

    • Sign Up! for email updates

    Contact

    • Contact
    • Work with Me
    nytlogo
    blogher_featured_badge
    qrv_badge_75x75
    parade featured contributor
    radio_interview
    the latin kitchen

    nbc news logo
    Telemundo_logo
    wfsb_channel_3
    logo foxnews

    Copyright © 2009–2026 My Colombian Recipes ®. All rights reserved. Privacy and Terms.