Dishes From All Over The World

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*I've noticed that food is a pretty popular topic around here, so I thought I'd post this in case it may interest some members. I've also included a couple of links for further reading.



ITALY:


Pasta e Fagioli Soup



It’s the kind of soup that does more than just fill you up—it tells you someone’s put real thought into dinner. Pasta e Fagioli Soup brings comfort and substance without trying to be fancy. It’s the type of meal that sticks around in your head long after the bowl’s empty. If your usual rotation is feeling uninspired, this one’s a good reminder that simple doesn’t have to mean boring.



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EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN AND THE BALKANS:


Authentic Tzatziki Sauce


This isn’t just a condiment—it’s a quiet show-stealer that ends up on everything. The Authentic Tzatziki Sauce doesn’t beg for attention, but somehow becomes the thing you remember most. It turns even the most basic meals into something that feels a little more complete. Once you’ve had it, dry sandwiches and plain vegetables stop being an option.



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PERU AND BOLIVIA:


Ukrainian Potatoes



Potatoes are a staple, but Ukrainian Potatoes show just how much potential they really have. This dish turns something familiar into a stand-out side that doesn’t need a bunch of fancy flavors to do its job. It’s straightforward, satisfying, and a solid pick when you need a meal that feels like home without being ordinary. Once you try it, other potato sides might not quite measure up.


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USA:


Copycat Taco Bell Cantina Chicken Burrito



Fast food gets old, but sometimes the cravings don’t. This Copycat Taco Bell Cantina Chicken Burrito is what happens when you want the flavor without the regret. It’s packed, filling, and tastes exactly how you wish late-night food always did. You don’t need a drive-thru when this is in rotation.


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USA:


Cuban Sandwich Casserole



There’s nothing like a good Cuban sandwich – the perfect blend of ham, pork, cheese, and pickles, all pressed together in a delightful harmony of flavors, and it’s one of my favorites. Sometimes, I like to change it up! This Cuban Sandwich Casserole is a tasty twist that’ll feed the whole family. Don’t forget the pickles!


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NORWAY SCOTLAND CHILE OR THE FAROE ISLANDS:


Mediterranean Salmon



If you’re looking for a salmon dish that doesn’t just taste like “fish,” Mediterranean Salmon is a game-changer. The flavors work together so well that you’ll wonder why it took so long to give salmon this much attention. It’s light yet filling and brings a little bit of sunshine to the table. If salmon has felt like a drag in the past, this might be the version that changes your mind.



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KOREA:


Korean Galbi Ribs



Sometimes a chicken salad just needs a little more to set it apart. Coronation Chicken Salad combines bright flavors and textures that make you think twice about your usual go-to. It’s filling, but it still has a lightness that keeps things interesting. Whether it’s for lunch or a quick dinner, this one brings something new to the table.


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BOOKS:


Mastering The Art Of French Cooking


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Maybe. Kinda. It was just Easter for fucks sakes, what do you expect from me??!?
 
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I already have a podcast directed at your demise getting serious interest from several IV league schools.

I just hope that BF hands over the “evidence” while you’re still barely breathing and recoverable…

Maybe. Kinda. It was just Easter for fucks sakes, what do you expect from me??!?
Why hasn't Alticus moved this terrible trolling to the assbox. Not even the miscellaneous thread murdy, it needs to go straight to the assbox
 
Why hasn't Alticus moved this terrible trolling to the assbox. Not even the miscellaneous thread murdy, it needs to go straight to the assbox
Fuck you twice Fred. How about dealing with the members who trolled in here first? I'm not going to move this thread from here because of morons like Prowler. Are you kidding me? You're just looking to take this out of here and into the MD so you can watch fights. Not every thread I post has to do with the MD. I posted it here because I wanted to have a decent thread where we can discuss things to do with food, without Prowler or some other member starting bullshit. He's been fucking up threads outside of the MD for a long time now, and you know why? Because he never gets punished for doing it. Don't try to get me to move this thread. Deal with that prick first.
 
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No more of your bullshit in here @The Prowler. You know better. You've been blasted time and time again for doing this crap. Also, I can't send anyone to the Assbox Fred. That permission is BF's alone, so I'm told.
 
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Fuck you twice Fred. How about dealing with the members who trolled in here first? I'm not going to move this thread from here because of morons like Prowler. Are you kidding me? You're just looking to take this out of here and into the MD so you can watch fights. Not every thread I post has to do with the MD. I posted it here because I wanted to have a decent thread where we can discuss things to do with food, without Prowler or some other member starting bullshit. He's been fucking up threads outside of the MD for a long time now, and you know why? Because he never gets punished for doing it. Don't try to get me to move this thread. Deal with that prick first.
Dude this is a great thread keep it in general and remove the bullshit
 
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FRANCE:


Beef Burgundy



If there is one dish that stands as a testament to the beauty of French home cooking, it’s Beef Bourguignon. This iconic, slow-cooked stew blends tender beef chunks with red wine, earthy mushrooms, carrots, pearl onions, and aromatics, delivering layers of flavor and warmth. Whether you’re new to French cuisine or eager to perfect a favorite, mastering Beef Bourguignon will elevate your culinary repertoire and bring a taste of Burgundy to your table.



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ITALY:


Risotto alla Milanese


Risotto alla Milanese is a classic, creamy Italian rice dish from Milan, famous for its vibrant golden color and rich, aromatic flavor from saffron. It's made with Arborio rice, broth, butter, and Parmesan cheese, but traditionally also includes beef marrow for a deeper, savory taste. The final dish is velvety, comforting, and often served as a side for osso buco or on its own as a first course.


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BRAZIL:


FEIJOADA


Writing about foreign cuisine should only be done based on experiences in the place itself. Whenever I write about a foreign cuisine it means that I am either there, or I’ve been there. Despite the southern states of Brazil laying claim to the “feijoada” (bean stew), I’m actually in the north-east. However, I’ve tried several feijoadas around the country in order to compare them, or have the audacity to write about this icon of Brazilian cuisine.

Firstly, I have to say that there isn’t possibly one “feijoada à brasileira” but several “feijoadas”. It reminds me of our “Cozido à Portuguesa” (Portuguese stew), which is not unique and knows several versions. It is well worth hearing the opinion that Paula Silva Pinto expresses in her extraordinary book "Flour, Beans and Dried Meat", which describes this important trilogy of Brazilian cuisine and explains how the elements were integrated and connected.



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RUSSIA: TVOROG (Cottage Cheese) With Sour Cream And Jam



Tvorog is a traditional white fermented milk product in Eastern, Northern, and Central Europe. It's crafted by fermenting milk and then removing the whey, yielding a thick, creamy consistency similar to cottage cheese but with a notably tangier taste. This dairy product is often classified based on its fat content into categories such as fat-free, low-fat, classic, and fatty. Moreover, the methods of producing tvorog are distinguished into simple, soft, and grained types, with grained tvorog typically being a low-fat variant known for its textured consistency.



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CHINA: Xiaolongbao (Soup Dumplings)


Originating in 19th-century Shanghai, the dish was invented by a bun maker named Huang Mingxian who wanted to stand out in the competitive steamed-bun market. He experimented with gelatinized broth that liquefied upon steaming, creating the signature burst of soup. In Chinese, they are literally named after the small bamboo baskets (xiaolong) used to steam them.



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COSTA RICA: Gallo Pinto


I recently vacationed in Costa Rica and had Gallo Pinto for breakfast so often that I recreated it as soon as I got home! Gallo pinto, which translates to “spotted rooster,” holds a special place in Central Americans’ hearts (and stomachs). This simple combination of rice and beans isn’t just a meal – it’s a cultural cornerstone in Costa Rica and Nicaragua, each country claiming it as their national dish. Traditionally made with leftover black beans and long-grain white rice, it gets its “spotted” appearance from how the beans are cooked and integrated with the rice. Onions, bell peppers, and a hint of cilantro provide freshness, while Lizano sauce, a Worcestershire-like condiment, adds a tangy kick. Pura vida!
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INDIA: Tandoori Chicken


Tandoori Chicken, or Chicken Tikka Leg, as it’s called in many Pakistani restaurants, is probably South Asia’s most well-known BBQ item. Not only did Tandoori Chicken inspire the creation of Butter Chicken, but it also marked the beginning of cooking meat in Tandoors, which were previously just for making Roti or Naan. I find that while restaurants have the Tandoor/grill advantage, their Tandoori Chicken often lacks actual flavor. Instead, they compensate with loads of red chili powder. This recipe, with its luscious marinade and high-heat cooking, mimics that smoky taste while bringing in flavor depth and dimension.



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THAILAND: Pad Krapow



Pad Kra Pao is a classic Thai stir-fry made with holy basil (kra pao), garlic, chilli, and your choice of protein like pork, chicken, or beef. It’s usually served over rice and topped with a crispy fried egg, or kai dao. The holy basil is what makes the dish unique, adding a peppery, slightly spicy aroma that you won’t find in other stir-fries. While Pad Thai often gets the spotlight abroad, most Thais would say Pad Kra Pao is the true everyday favorite. It’s the dish people order when they can’t decide what to eat because it never disappoints. Spicy, savory, and comforting, Pad Kra Pao reflects the heart of Thai cooking: fresh ingredients, bold flavors, and perfect balance.


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