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Crisp, airy Chadian millet beignets scented with cardamom, vanilla, and nutmeg, fried in peanut oil, then dusted with powdered sugar and finished with a drizzle of honey.
Bustrengo is a rustic Italian cake from Emilia-Romagna made with cornmeal, flour, dried fruits, apples, milk, eggs, honey, and warm spices. Moist and aromatic, it’s studded with nuts and citrus zest for a fragrant, hearty dessert.
Kuih Keria is a Malaysian sweet potato doughnut that’s deep-fried and glazed with fragrant gula melaka, yielding a crisp exterior and tender, chewy center.
Cuban-style yuca hervida with garlicky citrus mojo: tender boiled cassava finished with olive oil, lime, garlic, onion, and herbs.
A coastal-style red snapper from La Libertad: pargo marinated in lime, garlic, achiote, cumin, and oregano, then cooked with onions, tomatoes, and bell peppers. Served with rice, boiled yuca, and fried plantain, finished with fresh cilantro.
A bright, crunchy Réunion-style chayote (chouchoute) salad with carrot, onion, herbs, a zesty lime-vinegar–mustard dressing, a hint of chili heat, and nutty sesame seeds.
A classic Senegalese peanut–sesame brittle scented with lemon and vanilla, with a touch of coconut for aroma and crunch. Crisp, glossy shards that balance caramel sweetness with toasty nuts and seeds.
Qurut is a tangy, savory yogurt-based sauce/drink inspired by Central Asian dried yogurt (qurut), thinned with water and scented with garlic and mint. Refreshing on its own, or served as a dip or drizzle for breads, vegetables, and grilled meats.
Iriski are classic Slavic milk toffees—chewy caramel made from sugar, butter, and condensed milk—here enriched with cocoa, roasted peanuts, vanilla, and a touch of sea salt.
Bukhara Parvarda Bites are traditional Uzbek sugar confections scented with cardamom and brightened with lemon. A crisp, powdery exterior and tender center make them a classic tea-time sweet.
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