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Chewy-crisp Surinamese sesame coconut squares infused with fresh ginger, vanilla, and a hint of lime zest. A fragrant, toasty confection that balances nutty sesame with tropical coconut and bright citrus. Perfect for gifting, tea time, or an after-dinner sweet.
A classic Beninese fresh cheese, curdled with lemon juice and lightly salted, then fried in vibrant red palm oil for a delicately springy texture and savory, gently tangy flavor. Often enjoyed as street food or a snack, Wagashi Cotonou shines with a crisp exterior and creamy center.
A Kyrgyz-style Issyk‑Kul trout prepared with lemon, dill, garlic, and butter, seared and oven-finished with onions and served alongside golden potatoes. Bright, herbaceous, and comforting with crisped edges and tender, flaky fish.
Juicy, yogurt-and-lemon marinated mutton skewers scented with garlic, cumin, and paprika, grilled with onion and bell pepper for smoky, tender bites.
Muamba de Galinha is a classic Angolan chicken stew simmered in red palm oil with okra, pumpkin, tomatoes, and aromatics, finished with spinach and brightened with lemon and cilantro. Served with rice, it’s rich, gently spicy, and deeply savory.
Erdenet Aaruul is a Mongolian-style dried yogurt curd snack, gently sweetened with honey and sugar, enriched with butter, and studded with raisins. Tangy, chewy, and lightly crisp once dried, it’s a portable, protein-rich treat.
Sai Bondibaiy is a Maldivian sweet sticky rice cooked gently in coconut milk with cardamom and pandan, enriched with ghee, raisins, and cashews, and finished with a touch of rose water.
A light, silky custard-style ice cream made with camel milk and vanilla for a clean, subtly sweet finish.
A traditional Maldivian leaf-wrapped sweet made with rice flour, grated coconut, and huni hakuru (coconut treacle), scented with cardamom and pandan, then steamed or griddled in banana leaves.
Humita en olla is a creamy Argentine corn and pumpkin stew simmered with onions, peppers, milk, and queso fresco, finished with basil and warm spices. Comforting, slightly sweet and savory, it’s a hearty South American classic.
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