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Olives

Olives & producers

All 22
Greece 7
England 6
Malta 2
Ireland 2
Spain 1
Germany 1

Olives

1

Eliá Kalamatas

Kalamata, Greece
4.5

Called either Kalamata, after the city and region on the southwestern side of the Peloponnese where they are traditionally grown, or Kalamon, after the variety of olive tree, these olives are an organic product of exceptional qua... READ MORE

2

Arbequina

Catalonia, Spain
4.5

Arbequina are small, round olives native to the Spanish region of Catalonia, and the name comes from the city of Arbeca (formerly known as Arbequa), where, according to the legend, they were first introduced by the duke of Medinaceli in the 18th c... READ MORE

3

Prasines Elies Chalkidikis

Chalkidiki, Greece
4.2

Produced exclusively from the Hondrolia Chalkidikis and Chalkidiki varieties of olive tree, Halkidiki olives are grown, processed, and packaged in the Prefecture of Chalkidiki. The largest variety of Greek olive, they are often c... READ MORE

4

Nocellara del Belice

Province of Trapani, Italy
4.2

Named after the Sicilian Belice River valley where olive cultivation has been carried out for over 3000 years, Nocellara del Belice is a variety of green and black table olives which are also used for the production of Valle del Belic... READ MORE

5

Oliva Ascolana del Piceno

Province of Ascoli Piceno, Italy
4.1

Known as ulivae picenae since the Roman era, Oliva Ascolana del Piceno refers to green table olives of the Ascolana Tenera cultivar grown in the provinces of Ascoli Piceno, Fermo and Teramo. Apart from the naturally debittered an... READ MORE

6

Olive de Nice

Alpes-Maritimes, France
4.0

Olive de Nice are olive products of the Cailletier variety coming from the French region of Alpes-Maritimes. The product refers to small, meaty olives and olive paste. The olives have a firm texture, a smell reminiscent of dried ... READ MORE

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Aceituna Aloreña de Málaga

Province of Málaga, Spain
4.0

Aceituna Aloreña de Málaga is a seasoned table olive of the Aloreña variety. The olives must be harvested at the appropriate time of ripeness and are then split, brined and fermented. These olives are traditi... READ MORE

8

Throumpa Thassou

Thasos, Greece
3.8

The island of Thassos has been known for its olives since ancient times. The famous Thassitiki olive of the Throumba variety was even named after this island. These olives are harvested from early November through mid-January, wh... READ MORE

9

Frantoio

Tuscany, Italy
3.7

Frantoio olives are a renowned variety primarily grown in Italy, particularly in the Tuscany region. They are highly valued for their use in olive oil production due to their distinctive flavor and high oil content. Frantoio olives are medium-size... READ MORE

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Oliva di Gaeta

Province of Latina, Italy
3.6

Traditionally grown around the Gulf of Gaeta which is nestled just south of Rome in the province of Latina, Oliva di Gaeta is a variety of small, reddish olives. Salt cured Gaeta olives have wrinkled, black flesh, while the ones brine-cur... READ MORE

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Konservolia Amfissis

Phocis, Greece
3.4

This table olive is obtained from olive trees of the Konservolia Amfissis variety grown in the municipalities of Amfissa, Itea, Delfi, Chrisso, Sernikaki, Aghios Konstantinos, Aghios Georgios, Eleonas, Drossochori, Prossilio, and Kirra in... READ MORE

12

Azeitona de Conserva Negrinha de Freixo

Guarda District, Portugal
3.4

Freixo canned olives belong to the Negrinha variety, produced in northeastern Portugal, near the Spanish-Portuguese border. Traditionally grown without the use of any pesticides and herbicides, these olives are carefully selected... READ MORE

13

Konservolia Artas

Arta, Greece
3.3

This table olive is obtained from olive trees of the Konservolia variety grown in the municipal areas of Peta, Komboti, Grammenitsa, Vlama, Sykies, Sellades, Makryniada, and Kommeno in the Epirus region. The weather and soil conditions in... READ MORE

14

Konservolia Piliou Volou

Volos Municipality, Greece
3.3

This table olive grows on olive trees of the Konservolia variety in the province of Volos in the Thessaly region. This region has a Mediterranean climate with dry summers and mild winters that are suitable for the cultivation of olive trees. The o... READ MORE

15

Azeitonas de Conserva de Elvas e Campo Maior

Portalegre District, Portugal
3.2

These olives are table olives of the Azeiteira and Redondil varieties. They are produced in the municipality of Campo Maior, near the Spanish-Portuguese border. Traditionally grown without the use of any pesticides or herbicides,... READ MORE

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Throumpa Ampadias Rethymnis Kritis

Amari, Greece
3.0

These olives are cultivated in the province of Amario in Rethymnon prefecture on the island of Crete. The Mediterranean climate and fertile soil on the island provide excellent conditions for olive growing. These Throuba olives fall on th... READ MORE

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Bidni

Bidnija, Malta
n/a

Bidni is an ancient and indigenous Maltese variety of olive known for its unique genetic heritage and high-quality oil production. The name "bidni" comes from the Bidnija area in Malta, where these olives have been traditionally cultivated. The Bi... READ MORE

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Aceituna de Mallorca

Mallorca, Spain
n/a

Aceituna de Mallorca is an autochthonous Majorcan variety of table olives. These olives are partially fermented in brine and available in three different varieties, depending upon the time of their harvest: green, bruised green and black.... READ MORE

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Azeitona Galega da Beira Baixa

Castelo Branco District, Portugal
n/a

Azeitona Galega da Beira Baixa is a Portuguese brined olive produced from the Galega variety of the Olea europaea L. species. The brine used for producing the olive can also have aromatic herbs such as bay leaves, oregano, and thyme, plus garlic a... READ MORE

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Maltija

Malta
n/a

Maltija is a traditional olive variety native to Malta, valued for its role in the island's olive oil production and agricultural heritage. This variety is well-suited to Malta’s Mediterranean climate and limestone-rich soils, making it an i... READ MORE

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La Bella della Daunia

Province of Foggia, Italy
n/a

Often presented as one of the best olives in the Mediterranean, La Bella della Daunia is a table olive of the Bella di Cerignola variety grown in the Apulian province of Foggia. Once known as the historical region of Daunia, thes... READ MORE

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Konservolia Rovion

Rovies, Greece
n/a

This table olive is obtained from olive trees of the Konservolia variety grown within the Rovies municipality in central Greece. The weather conditions and soil in this area are perfect for olive cultivation. Traditionally, these olives ... READ MORE

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Barske masline

Bar Municipality, Montenegro
n/a

Barske masline are olive trees of the Olea europea species that have been cultivated in the Montenegrin region of Bar for centuries. One of these ancient olive trees known locally as Stara maslina (Old Olive Tree) contin... READ MORE

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Corfu olive (Lianolia Kerkyras)

Corfu, Greece
n/a

Lianolia Kerkyras is the primary olive variety cultivated on the Greek island of Corfu, and the olive trees on the island, many of which are several hundreds of years old, are a testament to the long-standing tradition of cultivation. Both Lianoli... READ MORE

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Lucques du Languedoc

Languedoc-Roussillon, France
n/a

Lucques du Languedoc are green olives originating from Italy and grown and harvested in the Languedoc area in the south of France. They are harvested in the fall, green and unripe because the trees bear fruit early and ripen much later. T... READ MORE

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Aceituna Manzanilla de Sevilla

Province of Seville, Spain
n/a

Aceituna Manzanilla de Sevilla is a renowned variety of Spanish olives, mainly grown around the Andalusian town of Seville. They are often used as table olives, but due to the high oil content, they can also be used for the production of ... READ MORE

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Leccino

Tuscany, Italy
n/a

Leccino olives are a prominent variety of olives primarily grown in Italy, particularly in the Tuscany region, though they are also cultivated in other parts of the Mediterranean and in regions with similar climates around the world. They are high... READ MORE

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Koroneiki

Greece
n/a

Koroneiki is a variety of olive primarily grown in Greece, renowned for its high-quality olive oil. The olive oil produced from Koroneiki olives is known for its fruity, aromatic, and robust flavor profile, often characterized by a slightly bitter... READ MORE

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Cornicabra

Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
n/a

Cornicabra olives are a traditional Spanish olive variety, primarily grown in the central region of Spain, particularly ... READ MORE

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Throumba

Greece
n/a

Throumba, also known as Throubolia, is a distinctive variety of olive primarily grown in Greece, particularly on the islands of Thassos, Samos, Ikaria and in some areas of Crete. Throumba olives are small to medium-sized with an oval shape. They a... READ MORE

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Aceituna Gordal de Sevilla

Province of Seville, Spain
n/a

Aceituna Gordal de Sevilla, or Sevillian Gordal olive, is an olive variety grown exclusively in the area around Seville. It is one of the largest variety of olives in the world, with fibrous texture and plenty of firm, meaty flesh. The fr... READ MORE

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Tsounati

Crete, Greece
n/a

Tsounati olive is a traditional variety primarily cultivated on the island of Crete, and is considered one of the oldest greek cultivars, known since Minoan civilization. It is well-known for its use in both olive oil production and as table olive... READ MORE

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Adramytiani

Edremit, Turkiye
n/a

Adramytiani is a type of olive variety that originates from the region around Adramyttion (modern-day Edremit) in western Türkiye, near the Aegean coast. This olive variety is cultivated both in Türkiye and on some of the Greek islands, ... READ MORE

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Throumpa Chiou

Chios, Greece
n/a

The Greek island of Chios has a wonderful Mediterranean climate and fertile soil that enables the cultivation of many high-quality products. Among the most interesting products on the island are Throumpa Chiou table olives. Nets ... READ MORE

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Konservolia Atalantis

Phthiotis, Greece
n/a

This large table olive is obtained from olive trees of the Konservolia variety grown in Phthiotis prefecture in central Greece. They are harvested by hand, either when ripe and black or earlier when they are still green. When transported ... READ MORE

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Olive de Nîmes

Gard, France
n/a

Olive de Nîmes are whole green olives of the Picholine variety, with a characteristically crunchy and juicy texture. They are produced in the Gard and Hérault regions in France, where the olive trees have been presen... READ MORE

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Olives Cassées de la Vallée des Baux de Provence

Bouches-du-Rhône, France
n/a

Olives cassées de la Vallée des Baux de Provence are broken, green olives from the Salonenque or Béruguette varieties that have a low shelf life, and come flavored with fennel. The olives have been p... READ MORE

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Olives noires de Nyons

Drôme, France
n/a

The Tanche variety of olives from Nyon are a specific shade of brown, almost black, and are finely wrinkled. They are hand-picked in November and December and then sorted according to their intended use. Olive oil is produced only from th... READ MORE

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Konservolia Stylidas

Phthiotis, Greece
n/a

This table olive comes from olive trees of the Konservolia variety grown in Phthiotis prefecture in central Greece. This region is characterized by a Mediterranean climate with warm summers and humid winters that is ideal for the cultivat... READ MORE

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Leucocarpa

Calabria, Italy
n/a

Leucocarpa or leucolea is a traditional olive variety that's widely spread in southern Italy and a strong presence in Calabria. What makes this olive unique is the small size of its fruits which become ivory-white during ripening. The whi... READ MORE

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Olives noires de la Vallée des Baux de Provence

Bouches-du-Rhône, France
n/a

Olives noires de la Vallée des Baux de Provence are dark olives of the Grossane variety grown exclusively in the French region of Bouches-du-Rhône. They have a tasty, chunky flesh and are plump and short, with a wide... READ MORE

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Patrinia

Western Greece, Greece
n/a

The Patrinia olive is a lesser-known variety primarily cultivated in Greece, particulary Western Greece. This variety is appreciated for its unique characteristics and is used both for producing olive oil and as table olives. Patrinia olives are m... READ MORE

Dishes with Olives

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Pizza alla diavola

Italy

4.5

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Most iconic: Pizzeria da Remo (Rome, Italy)

Diavola is a variety of Italian pizza that is traditionally topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, spicy salami, and hot chili peppers. Black olives are optional and can be added for extra flavor.

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Dakos

Crete

4.5

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Most iconic: Peskesi (Heraklion, Greece)

Dakos or ntakos is a traditional Cretan dish consisting of a dry barley rusk called paximadi that is topped with crumbled myzithra cheese, chopped ripe tomatoes, whole olives, capers, fresh oregano, and a few generous splashes of high-qua... READ MORE

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Arroz tapado

Peru

4.5

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Most iconic: Isolina Taberna Peruana (Barranco, Peru)

Arroz tapado is a Peruvian dish that is easy to prepare and inexpensive. It is made with rice, carrots, ground beef, tomato paste, onions, garlic, black olives, and chopped hard-boiled eggs. This dish is layered, usually in a way where rice is on ... READ MORE

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Pizza capricciosa

Italy

4.4

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Most iconic: Pizzeria da Remo (Rome, Italy)

The name of this pizza literally translates to capricious, and seems quite appropriate, considering that the toppings tend to vary from one region to another. Capricciosa is made with an ever-changing combination of ingredients which most... READ MORE

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Pizzette

Italy

4.4

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Most iconic: Moccia (Naples, Italy)

Pizzetta is a small version of pizza that varies in size and shape, so some pizzettas can even be prepared in the shape of a heart. It is made in the same way as a regular, large pizza, consisting of a dough base (or puff pastry) topped w... READ MORE

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Bitoque

Portugal

4.4

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Most iconic: O Bitoque (Lisbon, Portugal)

Bitoque is a traditional dish which consists of a lean fried steak that is usually accompanied by fries, rice, and various salads. Most commonly it is enjoyed as the main course complemented with tomato or mustard sauce and topped with a crispy fr... READ MORE

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Pastel de choclo

Chile

4.4

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Most iconic: Galindo (Santiago, Chile)

Chile's favorite home-cooked meal, the soft and creamy pastel de choclo is a casserole-like pie that is also popular in Peru, Argentina and Bolivia. It consists of ground beef, chicken, black olives, onions, hard-boiled eggs, and dough made from f... 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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Tajine

Morocco

4.3

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Most iconic: Al Fassia (Marrakesh, Morocco)

Tajine, also known as tagine, refers both to the rich Moroccan stews and the cooking vessel used to make them. When referring to the cooking vessel, it is a round and shallow, clay or ceramic casserole with a tall, pointy, conical lid. Th... READ MORE

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Spaghetti alla puttanesca

Ischia

4.3

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Most iconic: Al Convento (Cetara, Italy)

A classic Neapolitan entrée locally known simply as aulive e chiappariell (lit. olives and capers), spaghetti alla puttanesca is a southern Italian pasta dish, often accompanied by wildly inappropriate and mostly inaccurate theorie... READ MORE

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Bocadillo de jamón

Spain

4.3

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Most iconic: Bar Costa (Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera, Spain)

Bocadillo de jamón is a sandwich that is made with Spanish bread and slices of Spanish ham such as jamón Serrano (Serrano ham) or jamón Iberico (Iberian ham). It usually consists of a Spanish-style baguette (... READ MORE

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Chicken Tajine

Morocco

4.3

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Most iconic: Al Fassia (Marrakesh, Morocco)

As the name suggests, the star ingredient in this traditional Moroccan dish is chicken, preferably bone-in chicken cuts such as legs, thighs, or drumsticks. Like other tajine dishes, this chicken variety is also prepared in the eponymous conical c... READ MORE

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Peruvian chicken stew (Aji de gallina)

Peru

4.3

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Most iconic: El Rincón Que No Conoces (Lince, Peru)

Often consumed on rainy or cold days by many Peruvians, aji de gallina is a spicy dish consisting of shredded chicken in a creamy sauce. It is traditionally served over rice and garnished with black olives and boiled potatoes. The sauce is made wi... READ MORE

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Empanadas chilenas

Chile

4.3

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Most iconic: Empanadas Paula A (Las Condes, Chile)

Most commonly, Chilean empanadas are made with wheat flour dough that is filled with onions, ground beef, olives, raisins, and hard-boiled eggs. These semicircular pies are typically baked in the oven. Although they are prepared and consumed throu... READ MORE

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Papa rellena

Peru

4.3

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Most iconic: Isolina Taberna Peruana (Barranco, Peru)

Golden, tender, and warm papa rellenas are traditional Peruvian stuffed potatoes, a type of croquette consisting of fried mashed potatoes with a meat filling on the interior. The filling usually consists of chopped beef that is mixed with onions a... READ MORE

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Mechouia Salad

Tunisia

4.3

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Most iconic: Dar El Jeld (Tunis, Tunisia)

Mechouia is a Tunisian salad made with grilled, coarsely chopped onions, peppers, tomatoes, and garlic, drizzled with olive oil and seasoned with caraway, salt, and black pepper. The salad is then typically garnished with hard-boiled eggs, olives,... READ MORE

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Pizza alla pala

Rome

4.3

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Most iconic: Pizzeria 3 Gatti (Rome, Italy)

Typically shared among groups and consumed by the slice, the Roman invention known as pizza alla pala is a long, oval-shaped flatbread made with a high-hydration, long-rising dough. It is baked in electric ovens, transferred to a wooden board call... READ MORE

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Zeytoon parvardeh

Gilan Province

4.3

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Hailing from Iranian Gilan province, this simple dish consists of a flavorful combination of pitted olives and pomegranate molasses. The additional ingredients include ground walnuts, garlic, and various fresh herbs such as cilantro or mint, as we... READ MORE

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Tajine zitoune

Algeria

4.3

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Most iconic: Restaurant Numidia (Paris, France)

Tajine zitoune is a traditional dish made with a combination of chicken pieces, olives, onions, carrots, mushrooms, thyme, bay leaves, lemon juice, and saffron or turmeric. The olives are blanched and dried, while at the same time, the chicken is ... READ MORE

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Bacalhau à brás

Lisbon

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Most iconic: Cantina 32 (Porto, Portugal)

Bacalhau à bras is a simple Portuguese dish consisting of cooked and shredded salt cod, fried potato strips, onions, eggs, and olives. A delicious combination of flavors and textures results in an incredibly satisfying dish that is popular ... READ MORE

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Caponata

Sicily

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Most iconic: Al Vino Al Vino (Rome, Italy)

Even though it is prepared throughout southern Italy, the flavorful caponata is a typical Sicilian vegetable dish whose origins date back to the early 18th century. In the original recipe, the most important ingredient was gurnard fish (capone... READ MORE

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Bacalhau à lagareiro

Portugal

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This simple dish is one of the most common preparations of salt cod in Portugal. It consists of baked or boiled potatoes that are partially crushed and then salted before they are topped with previously soaked cod that has been grilled or baked se... READ MORE

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Peruvian stuffed peppers (Rocoto relleno)

Arequipa

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Most iconic: La Nueva Palomino (Arequipa, Peru)

Rocoto relleno is the most famous appetizer from the Peruvian city of Arequipe, consisting of a spicy, oven-baked rocoto chili pepper stuffed with ground beef, onions, and pieces of hard-boiled eggs. The stuffing is traditionally seasoned with cum... READ MORE

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Viška pogača

Vis Island

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Most iconic: Konoba Magić (Vis, Croatia)

Viška pogača is a savory Croatian pie originating from the island of Vis. The dough is quite similar to that of focaccia, consisting of flour, salt, yeast, and warm water. The pie is filled with a combination of olive oil, onions, anchovies... READ MORE

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Zeytin piyazi

Turkiye

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Zeytin piyazi is a traditional salad originating from Türkiye. It's usually made with a combination of green olives, diced tomatoes, sliced scallions, chopped parsley, lemon juice, red chili flakes, thyme, and olive oil. The ingredients are s... READ MORE

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Quattro stagioni pizza

Italy

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Most iconic: Maio Restaurant (Milan, Italy)

Another popular variety of Italian pizza, quattro stagioni (lit. four seasons) is basically made with the same ingredients as the so-called pizza capricciosa, except it has toppings arranged into four sections, each representing a differe... READ MORE

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Italian Sandwich

Maine

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Most iconic: Molinari Delicatessen (San Francisco, United States of America)

Italian sandwich is an American sandwich consisting of a long bread roll filled with cheese such as provolone, meats such as salami, mortadella, and ham, and condiments such as tomatoes, olives, pickles, and onions. It is believed that the first I... READ MORE

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Papa a la huancaína

Huancayo

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Most iconic: Huancahuasi (La Victoria, Peru)

Originating from the Huancayo area of Peru, papa a la huancaína a is an authentic and unique potato dish consisting of a spicy, creamy, and rich cheese sauce that is drizzled over boiled yellow or white potatoes. The sauce cons... READ MORE

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Muffuletta

New Orleans

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Most iconic: Central Grocery and Deli (New Orleans, United States of America)

Muffuletta is a traditional sandwich that's originally been made by Italian immigrants in New Orleans. This large sandwich consists of a split loaf filled with olive salad, salami, ham, mortadella, and cheeses such as mozzarella and provolone. The... READ MORE

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Pissaladière

Nice

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Most iconic: Chez Pipo (Nice, France)

Originating from the French city of Nice, pissaladière is a baked tart that is similar to a pizza, but thicker. In the past, it was usually baked and sold each morning, but today it is traditionally served as an appetizer or a snack, consis... READ MORE

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Canapés à la tapenade

France

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Most iconic: Brasserie Joël (Lambeth, England)

The Provençal spread tapenade–made from either black or green olives–is often used in making canapés, as well as any other type of hors d'oeuvres. Most recipes use baguette slices, but cucumber slices, potato sli... READ MORE

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Limbă cu măsline

Romania

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Limbă cu măsline is a traditional stew based on beef tongue and olives. The stew typically consists of slices of cooked beef tongue stewed with tomato sauce and pitted olives. It is usually seasoned with lemon juice and a handful of freshly choppe... READ MORE

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Tapenade

Provence

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Most iconic: Chez Pipo (Nice, France)

This aromatic, decadent spread is made with black or green olives. The original recipe includes four essential Mediterranean ingredients – chopped olives, anchovies, capers, and olive oil – combined with additional ingredients and spic... READ MORE

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Solyanka

Russia

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Most iconic: Stolovaya No 57 (Moscow, Russia)

Solyanka is a traditional soup made with meat, fish, or mushrooms, and vegetables such as tomatoes, onions, olives, and cabbage. The soup is usually served with lemon wedges on the side, but it is also flavored with lemon juice during the cooking ... READ MORE

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Boquerones en vinagre

Spain

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Most iconic: Siete Restaurante (Barranco, Peru)

Boquerones en vinagre is a Spanish appetizer that is commonly served as a tapa. It consists of fresh filleted anchovies marinated in vinegar and olive oil. Before serving, they are commonly seasoned with parsley and garlic, then garnished with oli... READ MORE

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Pan bagnat

Nice

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Most iconic: Chez Tintin (Nice, France)

Pan bagnat is a specialty sandwich of Nice, consisting of a round bun with a crispy exterior and a soft interior that is filled with Niçoise salad, another signature dish from Nice. When translated, the name of the sandwich means bathed... READ MORE

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Manitaropita

Kastoria

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Manitaropita is a traditional pie that's especially popular in Kastoria. Although there are many variations, the pie is usually made with thick sheets of phyllo dough that are filled with a combination of sautéed portobello mushrooms, onion... READ MORE

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Taramasalata

Greece

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Most iconic: The Apollo Restaurant (Sydney, Australia)

Taramasalata is a Greek and Turkish specialty dish consisting of mashed potatoes or bread (or sometimes breadcrumbs) combined with lemon juice, olive oil, and fish roe, usually from cod, carp, or mullet. The dip is usually served as an appetizer o... READ MORE

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Salade niçoise

Nice

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Most iconic: Bagnard (Paris, France)

Originating from Nice in the French region of Provence, the traditional Niçoise salad is a true national treasure. Both flavorful and colorful, it can be served on its own as a main dish, but is more commonly used as a garnish for a variety... READ MORE

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Salată orientală

Romania

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Salată orientală is a simple Romanian potato salad consisting of boiled potatoes, onions, hard-boiled eggs, and olives, all seasoned and dressed with a combination of oil and vinegar. Versions of this salad call for the addition of mayonnaise, pic... READ MORE

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Picadillo Cubano

Cuba

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Most iconic: Dona Eutimia (Havana, Cuba)

Picadillo Cubano is a spicy dish consisting of ground meat, tomatoes, and onions, while other picadillo versions are popular throughout Latin America, Spain, and the Philippines (where it is known as giniling). The dish is usually served ... READ MORE

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Soltero de queso

Arequipa Region

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Most iconic: La Nueva Palomino (Arequipa, Peru)

Soltero de queso is a traditional salad originating from Arequipa. Although there are as many versions of soltero de queso as there are cooks, this refreshing salad is usually made with a combination of fava beans, onions, tomatoes, corn, diced qu... READ MORE