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Cream

Creams & producers

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France 6
England 5
United States of America 4
Ireland 4
Slovakia 1

Creams

1

Devonshire clotted cream

Devon, England
4.5

Devonshire clotted cream is a traditional thick cream characterized by its high butterfat content (64%). Clotted cream has been a staple of both Devon and Cornwall for a long time, and it's been a cause for friendly rivalry for as long as anyone c... READ MORE

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Žemaitiškas kastinys

Šiauliai County, Lithuania
4.4

Žemaitiškas kastinys is a traditionally made sour cream product which is produced throughout Lithuania and well known in the Žemaitija region in western Lithuania. Sour cream and butter are heated, stirred with circular hand moveme... READ MORE

3

Crème fraîche

Normandy, France
4.2

Crème fraîche is a traditional cream with the addition of lactic bacteria starter, thickening the cream in the process and giving it a slightly sharp flavor that's not sour. It originated in the regions of Normandy, Franche-Comt&eacut... READ MORE

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Clotted cream

Cornwall, England
4.2

Clotted cream is a traditional thick cream that's characterized by a much higher butterfat content (64%) than in heavy cream (48%). It has been a staple in Cornwall and Devon for a long time, and it's believed that the clotted cream was brought to... READ MORE

5

Cornish clotted cream

Cornwall, England
4.2

This unique cream is made from high fat cows' milk from Cornwall that has been heat-treated, providing a nutty flavor and an uneven, thick and thin texture. There is a golden crust on the surface which acts as a protective seal for the cream under... READ MORE

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Malai

India
4.1

The thick, mild malai is a homemade dairy product made with heated milk which is refrigerated until a thick layer of fat is created on top. Yellow in color, malai is usually skimmed off by hands, stored in containers, and the procedure is... READ MORE

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Crème fraîche d'Isigny

Isigny-sur-Mer, France
n/a

Crème fraîche d'Isigny is a high-quality, thick cream from the Isigny-sur-Mer region in Normandy, France. This area is renowned for its rich dairy products due to the lush pastures and temperate climate, which contribute to the superi... READ MORE

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Créme fraîche fluide d'Alsace

Alsace, France
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Créme fraîche fluide d'Alsace is a liquid, white-colored cream made from pasteurized skimmed milk with no additions whatsoever, produced in the Alsace region in France. Its color is unique because it is much whiter than other... READ MORE

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Creme d'Isigny

Manche, France
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Isigny Creme Fraiche has rich yellow fat and is made in the Veys Bay area in Manche and Calvados regions in France. The cream is pasteurized after the milk is skimmed, and additives such as coloring agents and antioxidants are strictly fo... READ MORE

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Créme de Bresse

Ain, France
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Créme de Bresse is a fine, smooth cream with a thick or semi-thick texture made in the regions of Ain, Jura and Saône-et-Loire in France. What is unique about the cream is its taste - slightly acidic and buttery with notes of... READ MORE

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Mantequilla hondureña

Honduras
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Mantequilla hondureña is a traditional sour cream, but with a richer, tangier flavor and a thicker, creamier texture. It is a staple in Honduran cuisine, often used as a condiment or accompaniment to many popular dishes like baleadas, tacos... READ MORE

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Gruyère cream (Crème de Gruyère)

Canton of Fribourg, Switzerland
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Crème de Gruyère, is a rich, thick dairy product from the Swiss canton of Fribourg, known for its luxurious texture and high fat content (at least 45%, often reaching 50%). Traditionally, cream naturally rises to the surface of fresh... READ MORE

Dishes with Cream

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Trigona panoramatos

Thessaloniki

4.6

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Most iconic: Trigona Elenidi (Thessaloniki, Greece)

Trigona panoramatos is a traditional sweet pastry originating from the outskirts of Thessaloniki. These crispy and buttery triangular (cone-shaped) phyllo pastries are typically soaked in syrup and filled with creamy custard. The custard is usuall... READ MORE

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Finnish fish soup (Kalakeitto)

Finland

4.6

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Kalakeitto or fish soup has been a staple of traditional Finnish cuisine for a long time. Although there are numerous ways to prepare this classic Finnish specialty, it typically consists of cleaned and filleted fish chunks and diced vegetables th... READ MORE

3

Croûte aux morilles

Franche-Comté

4.6

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Croûte aux morilles is a traditional dish from the French region of Franche-Comté. It consists of a piece of toasted bread paired with morel mushrooms in a creamy sauce. Sometimes, the dish is served in a puff pastry casing. It is bes... READ MORE

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Butter chicken (Murgh makhani)

Delhi

4.5

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Most iconic: Gulati (New Delhi, India)

Probably the best known of all Indian dishes, murgh makhani, internationally referred to as butter chicken, is a staple dish at most Indian restaurants. The dish originated in Delhi during the 1950s, when a man named Kundan Lal Gujral opened his r... READ MORE

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Kunāfah

Egypt

4.5

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Most iconic: Habibah (Amman, Jordan)

Kunāfah consists of two crunchy layers of shredded and buttered kataifi or knefe dough, filled with a luscious cheese cream that's often flavored with orange zest and cardamom, then drenched in a sugar syrup infused with lemon ju... READ MORE

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Pepper steak (Steak au poivre)

France

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Most iconic: Bistrot Paul Bert (Paris, France)

Steak au poivre is a French dish consisting of a beef steak that is coated in crushed peppercorns and fried. It is served with a sauce that is made in the same pan that the steak was cooked in. Typically, the dish is accompanied by potatoes and a ... READ MORE

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Sernik

Poland

4.5

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Most iconic: Bardzo (Poznań, Poland)

Sernik is a cheesecake from Poland, stemming from old Christian and Jewish traditions. It is made with eggs, sugar, and twaróg - a type of curd cheese that has been used in desserts for hundreds of years. It is believed that sernik... READ MORE

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Escondidinho

Brazil

4.5

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Most iconic: Restaurante Barcaxeira (Porto de Galinhas, Brazil)

Escondidinho is a traditional casserole. It can be made with a variety of ingredients – beef, chicken, fish, pork, or shrimp. The original one is called escondidinho de carne seca, made with a combination of dried and salted meat and mashed ... READ MORE

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Salmon soup (Lohikeitto)

Finland

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Most iconic: Restaurant Sea Horse (Helsinki, Finland)

Lohikeitto is a creamy Finish salmon soup, similar to laxsoppa in Sweden. Apart from chunks of salmon fillet, it traditionally incorporates diced potatoes and carrots cooked in a flavorful, buttery broth infused with fish stock and cream.... READ MORE

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Frozen custard

Wisconsin

4.5

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Most iconic: Ted Drewes Frozen Custard (St. Louis, United States of America)

Frozen custard comes from the "Custard Capital of the World", Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where it's sold more than anywhere else around the globe. It is a gourmet ice cream treat made with eggs, cream, and sugar, and it originated from Coney Island, Ne... READ MORE

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Koldūnai

Lithuania

4.5

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Known as koldūnai in Lithuania, kalduny in Belarus and kołduny in Poland, these stuffed dumplings boiled in salted water are a staple of regional cuisine. Traditionally filled with minced pork, beef, chicken, curd chees... READ MORE

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Machanka

Belarus

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Machanka is a Belarusian and Ukrainian stew made with a combination of pork, sour cream, flour, and beef stock. The meat can include bacon, sausages, or ham, all cut into very small pieces. This soup-like stew is typically enriched with onions, mu... READ MORE

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Crème brûlée

France

4.4

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Most iconic: Le Potager du Père Thierry (Paris, France)

This traditional egg custard dessert consists of egg yolks, cream, sugar, and vanilla, with a hard, burnt, toffee crust. The combination is cooked, transferred into ramekins, poached in a bain-marie, then well chilled. The chilled custard is typic... READ MORE

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Żurek

Poland

4.4

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Most iconic: Żurownia (Katowice, Poland)

Żurek is a traditional soup characterized by its distinctively sour taste, which comes from sour leavening, or the fermentation of bread and rye flour. The soup also contains meats such as sausages, bacon, or ham, and vegetables such as potatoes a... READ MORE

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Medovik

Russia

4.4

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Most iconic: Mari Vanna Moscow (Moscow, Russia)

Medovik is a popular Russian layered honey cake consisting of honey-infused, almost biscuit-like sponges that are coated with thin layers of cream. Although there are numerous variations of the cake, the custard is usually prepared with whipped cr... READ MORE

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Syrniki

Russia

4.4

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Most iconic: Café Pushkin (Moscow, Russia)

Syrniki is a dessert consisting of fried cottage cheese pancakes that are usually garnished with honey, fruit jam, sour cream, or applesauce. It is part of the Russian (where it's sometimes also called tvorozhniki), Belarusian, Ukrainian,... READ MORE

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Svíčková

Czech Republic

4.4

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Most iconic: Café Imperial (Prague, Czech Republic)

This delicious beef dish is one of the best-known creations of Czech cuisine. It is made with marinated braised beef, usually tenderloin, served in a creamy vegetable sauce made with carrots, celeriac, and parsley root. The dish is usually spiced ... READ MORE

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Basque Cheesecake

San Sebastián

4.4

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Most iconic: La Viña (San Sebastián, Spain)

Known simply as tarta de queso or gazta tarta in its native Basque, this simple yet incredibly creamy cheesecake variation is a decades-old local specialty of the La Viña Bar in San Sebastián. The recipe is a simple... READ MORE

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Mousse de maracujá

Brazil

4.4

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Most iconic: Carlo's Bakery (São Paulo, Brazil)

It is said that if Brazil had to declare a national dessert, it would most likely be mousse de maracujá, or passion fruit mousse. The dessert consists of fresh passion fruit, sweetened milk, and creme de leite, a product similar to... READ MORE

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Tacos al carbon

Sonora

4.4

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Most iconic: Los Picudos (Mexico City, Mexico)

Tacos al carbon is a taco style where meat is grilled over hot coals. It consists of a corn flour or wheat flour taco filled with a variety of grilled meats such as skirt steak, although any type of meat will do. The taco is additionally topped wi... READ MORE

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Pavê

Brazil

4.4

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Most iconic: Casa Garcia (São Paulo, Brazil)

Pavé is a popular Brazilian layered dessert that is similar to tiramisu and does not need baking, and consists of a combination of ladyfinger biscuits, cream, eggs, condensed milk, and chocolate. It is a traditional dessert in Braz... READ MORE

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Shahi paneer

Punjab

4.4

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Most iconic: Bharawan Da Dhaba (Amritsar, India)

Originating from India's Moghul cuisine, shahi paneer is a cheese curry that is prepared with paneer cheese, onions, cashews, and a rich, spicy tomato-cream sauce. The dish is typically accompanied by Indian breads such as naan, roti, or puri. Oft... READ MORE

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Enchiladas Suizas

Mexico City

4.4

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Most iconic: El Regreso (Mexico City, Mexico)

Enchilada Suiza is a popular Mexican dish consisting of enchiladas topped with a sauce based on milk or cream. The first one was made in a restaurant named Sanborn in Mexico City. The name of the dish can be translated as Swiss enchil... READ MORE

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Zwiebelrostbraten

Bavaria

4.4

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Most iconic: Aschbacher Hof (Feldkirchen-Westerham, Germany)

Zwiebelrostbraten is a traditional dish that's served in most German and Austrian restaurants in Bavaria and Vienna, respectively. The dish is usually made with a combination of beef (sirloin steak), onions, flour, oil, butter, paprika, Dijon must... READ MORE

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Ciorba Radauteana

Rădăuți

4.4

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Most iconic: Restaurant Naţional (Rădăuți, Romania)

Ciorba Radauteana is a traditional soup. It's made with a combination of chicken, onions, sweet red pepper, celery, carrots, lemon juice, garlic, parsley, and sour cream. The ingredients are simmered over medium heat until the meat and the vegetab... READ MORE

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Beurre blanc

Saint-Julien-de-Concelles

4.4

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This thick, rich, creamy sauce is made from butter, white wine, shallots, and white wine vinegar. It has a slightly sweet, tangy flavor that goes especially well with poached fish, shellfish, and asparagus. This versatile sauce was popularized in ... READ MORE

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Carne Asada Fries

San Diego

4.4

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Most iconic: Lolita's Mexican Food (San Diego, United States of America)

Originating from San Diego, California, this American-Mexican fusion dish consists of shoestring fries topped with carne asada, cheese (often Cotija cheese), guacamole, and sour cream. The sour cream and guacamole should be on separate si... READ MORE

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Malai kofta

Northern India

4.4

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Most iconic: Joney's Place (Agra, India)

Malai kofta is a traditional North Indian dish consisting of fried potato and paneer balls in a creamy sauce. The dish is commonly served at festivals, celebrations, and weddings due to its rich texture and flavors. A typical dish of Mughal cuisin... READ MORE

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Sirnica

Bosnia and Herzegovina

4.4

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Sirnica is a savory Bosnian pie consisting of phyllo dough that is filled with a combination of fresh cow cheese, sour cream, and eggs. Thin sheets of dough, locally known as jufka, are spread with the cheese mixture and the whole pie is ... READ MORE

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Shrimp Bisque

Louisiana

4.4

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Most iconic: Brigtsen's Restaurant (New Orleans, United States of America)

Shrimp bisque is a traditional Cajun dish originating from Louisiana. The soup is usually made with a combination of large shrimp, seafood broth, shrimp broth, butter, bell peppers, shallots, garlic, flour, cream, brandy, hot sauce, and seasonings... READ MORE

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She-crab soup

Southern United States

4.4

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Most iconic: 82 Queen (Charleston, United States of America)

She-crab soup, somewhat of a cross between a bisque and a chowder, is a soup made with heavy cream or milk, crabmeat, sherry, fish or crab stock, and roe—a key ingredient in the dish that improves the flavor and is responsible for the color.... READ MORE

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Chanterelle soup (Kanttarellikeitto)

Finland

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Kanttarellikeitto is a traditional soup originating from Finland. The soup is usually made with a combination of chanterelle mushrooms, butter, onions, parsley, flour, vegetable stock, heavy cream, salt, and pepper. The mushrooms are chopped and s... READ MORE

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Bela čorba

Serbia

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Bela čorba is a traditional soup that's popular in Serbia. It's made with a combination of chicken breast meat (locally called belo meso), eggs, potatoes, onions, flour, carrots, parsley, and seasonings. Some versions also include a scoop... READ MORE

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Gamberetti alla crema

Venice

4.4

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Gamberetti alla crema is a traditional dish originating from Venice. The dish is usually made with a combination of shrimps, butter, heavy cream, garlic, minced parsley, salt, and pepper. The shrimps are shelled, deveined, seasoned with salt and p... READ MORE

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Oven-baked bananas (Bananes au four croustillantes)

Gabon

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Baked bananas are a typical African dessert that is especially popular in Gabon. There are numerous variations of the dish, but it is usually prepared by dipping sliced banana pieces in a combination of eggs and orange juice, then rolling them in ... READ MORE

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Plăcintă aromână

Romania

4.4

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Plăcintă aromână, also known as plăcintă macedoneană in Romania, is a traditional pie that is usually filled with leeks or spinach, eggs, cheese, and sour cream. On a pastry sheet that has been brushed with lard, the egg-cheese fill... READ MORE

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Borscht (Borsch)

Ukraine

4.3

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Most iconic: Żurownia (Katowice, Poland)

The iconic borsch is probably the most famous Ukrainian dish, also considered the country's national dish. It is a comforting soup made with beetroot, meat or bone stock, and sautéed vegetables. There are many variations - the broth can be ... READ MORE

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New York-style cheesecake

New York City

4.3

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Most iconic: Magnolia Bakery (Manhattan, United States of America)

New York-style cheesecake is different from other cheesecakes mainly because of its heavy and dense texture that feels extremely smooth and rich. Its flavor should be sweet and tangy, not citrusy, chewy, or starchy. It is believed that the first N... READ MORE

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Key Lime Pie

Florida

4.3

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Most iconic: Joe's Stone Crab (Miami Beach, United States of America)

Key lime pie is a glass-green sweet and sour dessert originating from the Florida Keys. It consists of intensely aromatic Key lime juice, condensed milk, and eggs that are mixed together into a custard. The custard is poured into a buttery crust m... READ MORE

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Moules-frites

Belgium

4.3

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Most iconic: Chez Leon (Brussels, Belgium)

Moules-frites is a traditional comfort food item consisting of mussels paired with Belgian fries on the side. The dish is commonly found in Belgium, the Netherlands, and northern France. The condiment of choice accompanying the dish is mayonnaise,... READ MORE

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Chicken paprikash (Paprikás csirke)

Hungary

4.3

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Most iconic: Pest-Buda Bistro (Budapest, Hungary)

Hungarian chicken paprikás originated as a rustic stew that was cooked in a large cauldron over an open fire. It is traditionally prepared with chicken thighs and legs that are braised alongside onions and cooked in a thick, paprika-flavore... READ MORE

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Tacos de pescado

Baja California

4.3

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Most iconic: Tacos Marco Antonio (Ensenada, Mexico)

Tacos de pescado or fish tacos have origins in the Mexican region of Baja California. These corn flour tacos are filled with fried or grilled pieces of fish, vegetables such as cabbage or lettuce, and a topping of either sour cream or may... READ MORE