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Alexandrian-style sautéed beef liver tossed with garlic, chilies, cumin, and coriander, brightened with lemon and vinegar. Served in warm Egyptian baladi bread with tahini, onions, and peppers for a spicy, zesty street-food classic.
A fragrant Surinamese-Javanese chicken soup layered with lemongrass, warm spices, and a clear broth, served with rice and customizable toppings like bean sprouts, potato sticks, fried shallots, scallions, cilantro, lime, and sambal.
Kapustnica is a traditional Slovak sauerkraut soup that’s smoky, tangy, and hearty. Built on sauerkraut, smoked sausage and pork, dried mushrooms, and warming spices, it’s often finished with sour cream for a rich, festive bowl perfect for cold weather.
Kleicha is a traditional Iraqi date-filled pastry: a tender, lightly sweet yeast dough scented with cardamom, wrapped around a spiced date filling and finished with a sprinkle of sesame.
Shchupak u soli is a Ukrainian salt-crusted pike: aromatic herbs and lemon perfume a tender, moist fish baked inside a coarse-salt and egg-white crust. Served with a tangy horseradish–sour cream and rye bread for a rustic, festive main.
Latiya is a classic Chamorro custard-and-cake dessert from Guam: soft sponge cake blanketed with a silky, vanilla custard and finished with a generous dusting of cinnamon.
Pastrmajlija is a Macedonian oval flatbread boat topped with seasoned pork and often finished with an egg, yielding a rustic, savory, and hearty main. The crisp-chewy crust and rich pork-lard topping deliver bold flavor with a touch of sweet paprika.
Crispy cod-and-seaweed bites bound with egg and oats, pan-seared in butter, and brightened with lemon-garlic and a light honey drizzle. Briny, crunchy, and delicately sweet—perfect as a coastal-inspired nibble.
Mont Lone Yay Baw is a classic Myanmar Thingyan (Water Festival) dessert of tender glutinous rice balls with a jaggery center, boiled until they float, then coated in fresh coconut and sesame. Often scented with pandan and finished with a splash of creamy coconut milk, it’s chewy, fragrant, and gently sweet.
A hearty Colombian chicken and root-vegetable stew simmered with corn, yuca, potatoes, and plantain, perfumed with onions, tomatoes, garlic, and herbs. Traditionally served with white rice, avocado, and a squeeze of lime for a bright, comforting meal.
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