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A classic, crystal-clear arctic char aspic set with aromatic fish stock, white wine, and bright citrus, layered with tender poached fish and fresh herbs. Elegant, make-ahead, and served chilled for a refined starter.
Crispy, savory Puerto Rican salt-cod fritters with sofrito, sazón con achiote, and herbs. Bacalaítos are golden on the outside, tender inside, and perfect for snacking or sharing.
Crispy, golden North African bourek filled with spiced ground beef, onion, and herbs, served with a bright harissa-lemon kick. A crowd-pleasing appetizer that’s crunchy on the outside and juicy inside. Great for sharing at iftar, parties, or as a savory snack.
A bold Latvian open-faced rye toast layered with smoked sprats, silky butter, and a sharp sour-cream–mustard–horseradish sauce, brightened with lemon, dill, red onion, capers, and finished with sliced egg.
Crispy russet potato and brussels sprout frites tossed with salt and pepper, finished with a punchy wasabi mayo, soy-vinegar brightness, scallions, sesame, and nori for a Japanese-inspired, umami-rich bite.
Crostini featuring creamy Danablu with peppery arugula, sweet pear, toasted walnuts, and a honey-lemon drizzle on crisp baguette.
Kashkaval is a semi-hard Balkan cheese known for its buttery, mildly tangy flavor and excellent meltability. Made by culturing milk and setting it with rennet, then brining and aging, it’s delicious on cheeseboards, grated over dishes, or pan-fried/grilled.
A classic Cantonese banquet bite: coin-sized slices of lap cheong, chicken liver, and juicy chicken thigh skewered, pan-seared or grilled, and lacquered with a fragrant five-spice soy–oyster–honey glaze, then finished with scallions and sesame seeds.
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.
Formaggio di Monte Titano is a semi-hard, alpine-style cow’s milk cheese from San Marino made with milk, culture, rennet, salt, and water. Nutty and buttery with a clean finish, it’s excellent for cheese boards, grating, or melting.
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