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Souse

Barbados

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Most iconic: Mcintosh Restaurant & Bakery (Green Turtle Cay, The Bahamas)

Enjoyed throughout the Caribbean, souse is a versatile dish that is typically prepared with pork, namely some of the less-favored cuts such as head, feet, knuckles, or tail, while other versions also employ beef or chicken feet. The cuts are cooke... READ MORE

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Mujuji

Georgia

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Mujuji is a traditional dish consisting of jellied pork offal such as tails, ears, and feet. The offal is combined with vinegar, vegetables, and spices such as onions, carrots, garlic, allspice, cinnamon, bay leaves, and peppercorns. This dish can... READ MORE

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Dželadija

Lika-Senj County

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Dželadija or hladetina is a typical meat dish originating from the Croatian region of Lika. Pork parts such as legs, ears, tail, skin, and head are covered with cold water, then placed over a low fire. When the water starts to boil, the s... READ MORE

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Pudding and Souse

Barbados

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Most iconic: The Village Bar at Lemon Arbour (Lemon Arbour, Barbados)

Pudding and souse is a traditional dish that is served exclusively as a Saturday lunch, consisting of two separate items: pudding, or steamed sweet potatoes, and souse, or pickled pork that is traditionally served in pork intesti... READ MORE

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Bonchi kora

Curaçao

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Bonchi kora is a traditional dish originating from the islands of Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire. The soup consists of red kidney beans, corned beef, pork tail, onions, nutmeg, butter, garlic, and sugar. The meat is placed in water overnight i... READ MORE

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Boil Up

Belize

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Boil up is one of the national dishes of Belize consisting of boiled fish, eggs, vegetables, and bread dumplings. The dish is served as it is, without the broth that it has been cooked in, and is sometimes served with a lime wedge on the same plat... READ MORE