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A corn arepa fried with an egg cracked inside — a breakfast favorite on Colombia's Caribbean coast.
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Arepa de huevo is especially popular on Colombia's northern Caribbean coast. A disc of corn dough is fried until it puffs, slit open, filled with a raw egg, and fried again — crisp outside with a soft egg inside. Locals love it for breakfast or as a snack at the beach.
Mix cornmeal with salt and water and knead into a dough.
Shape the dough into flat rounds.
Fry in 160°C oil until the arepas puff up.
Remove, cut a slit along one edge, and pour a raw egg inside.
Press the opening closed and fry again until the egg is cooked.