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Mila Zagoras Piliou

Zagora, Greece
4.6

Mila Zagoras Piliou are apples obtained from the Starking Delicious variety in Zagora, Makrirahi and Pouriou on the eastern side of Pilios. The systematic cultivation of these apples started in the 1960s under the supervision of ... READ MORE

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Jabłka łąckie

Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland
4.5

Jabłka łąckie refers to 15 different varieties of apples produced in the Lacko, Podegrodzie, Stary Sącz and Lukowica municipalities in Malopolskie Voivodship in Poland. The area has a mild climate and compact soils that favorably influenc... READ MORE

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Jabłka grójeckie

Grójec County, Poland
4.4

Jabłka grójeckie refers to 40 different varieties of apples that have a 5% higher level of acidity than it is the average for each specific variety, all of which are grown and harvested in the Mazowieckie and Lódzkie provinc... READ MORE

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Cripps Pink apples

Australia
4.3

Cripps pink is an Australian variety of apples which were developed by John Cripps in the late 20th century. The apples are characterized by their red color and flesh that is white to cream or pale yellow in color. These flavorful fruits ... READ MORE

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Pêra Rocha do Oeste

Lisbon District, Portugal
4.3

This cultivar of the Pyrus communis species, also known as Rocha, hails from the Portuguese municipalities of Leiria, Santarém, and Lisbon. According to legend, the Pera Rocha was discovered by farmer Pedro Antoni... READ MORE

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Maçã de Alcobaça

Alcobaça, Portugal
4.3

Maçã de Alcobaça are apples from the Royal Gala, Red and Golden Delicious, Jonagold, Fuji, Casanova de Alcobaça, Granny Smith and Reineta Parda varieties, characterized by their excellent orga... READ MORE

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Mila Delicious Pilafa Tripoleos

Tripoli, Greece
4.3

Tripoli Delicious Pilafa Apples are apples of the variety Delicious Pilafa cultivated in areas of the prefecture of Arcadia since the 1920s. The first known grower of these apples was Ilias Andreou Pilafas who brought the seed wi... READ MORE

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Honeycrisp apples

Minnesota, United States of America
4.2

Honeycrisp are American native apples originating from the University of Minnesota. They're also the state's official fruit. The apples were bred solely for their flavor, not for easy storing, shipping, or growing. They have a balanced sw... READ MORE

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Milo Kastorias

Kastoria, Greece
4.2

Milo Kastorias are red and yellow apples cropped from the apple trees of the family Rosaceae and the sub-family Pomoideae in the prefecture of Kastoria. The red apples are of the varieties Starking, Starkrim... READ MORE

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Maçã Bravo de Esmolfe

Viseu District, Portugal
4.2

This variety of apples is characterized by its long shelf life and intense, unique fragrance. They are grown and harvested in the districts of Coimbra, Viseu, Guarda, and Castelo Branco in Portugal. The trees of this varietal bear fruit only when ... READ MORE

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Envy apples

New Zealand
4.2

Delicious, sweet, and juicy, Envy is an apple variety that is grown in orchards in New Zealand and across the world. The flavor of these apples is crisp and sweet, while their dense flesh stays bright long after they have been cut or slic... READ MORE

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Mela Val di Non

Trentino, Italy
4.2

Traditionally cultivated in the fertile Non and Sole valleys nestled along the Noce River banks, Mela Val di Non refers to fresh apples of the Golden Delicious, Renetta Canada and Red Delicious varieties, grown within the provinc... READ MORE

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Ambrosia apples

British Columbia, Canada
4.1

Ambrosia is an apple variety originating from British Columbia, Canada, when it was discovered in the early 1990s. It's believed to be a cross between Golden Delicious and Jonagold. The apples are medium to large in size, while the skin i... READ MORE

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Firiki Piliou

Magnesia, Greece
4.1

These apples come from trees of the Malus domestica Borkh species that grow within the borders of Portaria, Makrinitsa, Zagora, Agria, Artemida, Mouresi, Milies, and Afetes. It is a famous small- to medium-sized apple with an elongated sh... READ MORE

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Fuji apples

Aomori Prefecture, Japan
4.0

Fuji is a Japanese variety of apple that was produced by cross-pollination of the Red Delicious and Virginia Ralls Janet varieties back in the late 1930s. This apple is distinguished by a red-yellow ski... READ MORE

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Anjou pear (D'Anjou)

France
4.0

D'Anjou is a pear variety that originated in Belgium or France in the mid-19th century. The pears are medium to large in size with an egg-shaped appearance. The skin ranges from yellow to light or bright green. The flesh is aromatic and tender in ... READ MORE

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McIntosh apples

Dundela, Canada
4.0

McIntosh is an apple variety with origins in Dundela, Upper Canada in 1811, when it was discovered by John McIntosh, hence the name. Commercial production started in 1870. These apples have a vivid red color brushed with bright green blus... READ MORE

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Jazz apples

New Zealand
4.0

Although these crisp-fleshed apples with a rosy red skin have New Zealander origins, they are nowadays also grown in numerous other countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and Chile. Their sweet and tangy flavor is often compared ... READ MORE

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Granny Smith apples

New South Wales, Australia
3.9

These world-famous green apples actually have Australian origins. According to legend, Maria Ann Smith found an apple seedling near her house in 1868. Shortly thereafter, it began to bear light green colored apples which proved to be perfect for b... READ MORE

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Calville Blanc apples

Normandy, France
3.9

Calville Blanc is the best-known dessert apple of France - with a name that sounds like a wine, the aromas of banana, and containing more vitamin C than an orange, how couldn’t it be? Beneath the skin, the flesh is pale yellow and t... READ MORE

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SweeTango apples

Minnesota, United States of America
3.9

SweeTango is a brand of apples that's been developed in Minnesota in 2000. These apples are a hybrid of Zestar and Honeycrisp breeds, and they've been commercially sold since 2009. They are characterized by their loud crunch, and they eve... READ MORE

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Cosmic Crisp apples

Washington, United States of America
3.8

Cosmic Crisp (known to experts as WA 38) is an American apple variety that's a cross between Honeycrisp and Enterprise. Grown in Washington State orchards, the apples are large, red, crunchy, juicy, acidic, and ... READ MORE

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Idared apples

Moscow, United States of America
3.8

Idared is an apple variety that was first developed in Idaho. It's a cross between the Jonathan and Wagener breeds. The apples are medium-sized with a bright red and green-red color. The flesh is juicy, crisp, and firm, while the flavors ... READ MORE

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Mela Alto Adige

Bolzano, Italy
3.8

Also known by their German name Südtiroler Apfeln, Mela Alto Adige are apples grown traditionally in the province of Bolzano and are available in the following varieties: Braeburn, Elstar, Fuji, READ MORE

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Maçã da Beira Alta

Viseu District, Portugal
3.8

These apples belong to the Golden, Gala, Red Delicious, Starking, Jonagold, Granny Smith, and Jonared Reineta varieties. They are grown in Terras do Demo, literally translated as 'lands of the devil', in the Beira interior, a region named after it... READ MORE

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Gala apples

New Zealand
3.7

Gala is a variety of (typically) round-shaped apples characterized by their reddish-yellow color and a firm, crisp, yellow-tinged interior. Their flavor is slightly sweet with hints of vanilla, along with an accompanying floral aroma. The... READ MORE

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Golden Delicious apples

West Virginia, United States of America
3.7

Golden Delicious is an apple variety that's believed to be a product of unintentional breeding between Grimes Golden and Golden Reinette. It has no connection to the Red Delicious. The original tree was discovered in West Virginia at the ... READ MORE

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Braeburn apples

New Zealand
3.7

Braeburn is a variety of apples with a red and yellow skin. Underneath it, there’s flesh that is spicy-sweet in flavor, with hints of cinnamon and nutmeg. This apple variety was discovered in 1952 in New Zealand by a farmer named O.... READ MORE

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Opal apples

Prague, Czech Republic
3.7

Opal is an apple variety that was developed in Prague in 1999. The apples are a cross between Golden Delicious and Topaz. They are medium to large in size and round. The skin is lemon yellow, while the texture of the flesh is soft and cri... READ MORE

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Belle de Boskoop apples

Boskoop, Netherlands
3.7

Belle de Boskoop is an apple variety with extensive russeting that was found in the 1850s near Boskoop, between Amsterdam and Rotterdam. These apples are sometimes described as “Granny Smiths with attitude” - they have a pale ... READ MORE

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Elstar apples

Gelderland, Netherlands
3.7

Elstar is an apple variety that was developed in the Netherlands in the 1950s. Available from late fall to mid-winter, these apples are a cross between Golden Delicious and Ingrid Marie breeds. They are medium-sized, with a red skin that ... READ MORE

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Topaz apples

Czech Republic
3.7

Topaz is an apple variety that hails from the Czech Republic. It was cultivated as a cross between Rubín and Vanda by the Institute of Experimental Botany. The apples are available from mid-fall throughout winter. The flesh is crea... READ MORE

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Jonathan apples

New York, United States of America
3.6

Jonathan is an apple variety that's believed to have originated in Woodstock, New York in 1826. This apple is a parent to many other varieties such as Jonagold, Jonafree, and Jonamac. The apples are medium-sized... READ MORE

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Williams pear

Aldermaston, England
3.6

Williams is a type of pear that's native to Europe and it was discovered in Aldermaston, England, in 1765 by a schoolmaster named Mr. Stair, but a nurseryman named Williams acquired the variety later and introduced it to the rest of the country, h... READ MORE

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Spartan apples

British Columbia, Canada
3.6

Spartan is a Canadian apple variety that's been developed in 1936 in British Columbia by Dr. R. C. Palmer. Its identity is still a mystery, and all that's known is that these apples are a hybrid of McIntosh and an unknown apple variety. T... READ MORE

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Sweet Sixteen apples

Minnesota, United States of America
3.6

Sweet Sixteen is an American apple variety originating from Minnesota and dating back to 1973, when it was developed as a cross between Malinda and Northern Spy by the University of Minnesota. The apples are large and conical, with a gree... READ MORE

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Empire apples

New York, United States of America
3.5

Empire is an apple variety that was cultivated as a hybrid between McIntosh and Red Delicious in Geneva, New York in 1945. The apples are bright red in color with faint white striations and a light green blush. The flesh is creamy white i... READ MORE

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Cox's Orange Pippin apples

Colnbrook, England
3.5

Cox's Orange Pippin is a traditional apple variety that was first grown in 1830 at Colnbrook by horticulturist Richard Cox, hence the name. The highly perfumed skin is red with orange overtones. The texture is crisp, juicy, and meaty, while the fl... READ MORE

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Pöllauer Hirschbirne

Pöllau, Austria
3.5

For centuries, the Hirschbirne dominated the lush, green landscapes of the Austrian Pöllauer valley, where it fully adapted to local climate conditions. Today, Pöllauer Hirschbirne represents the staple of pear cultivation and stands as ... READ MORE

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Cortland apples

New York, United States of America
3.4

Cortland is an American apple variety dating back to 1898, when it was raised at the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station and named after Cortland County. These apples are bright red with dark red streaks, and often a green blus... READ MORE

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Pomme du Limousin

Limousin, France
3.3

Pomme du Limousin is a fresh apple from the Golden delicious variety with a well-balanced flavor of acidity and sweetness, grown in the Limousin region in France. The apples are pale green to yellow in color and have a firm, crispy, juicy... READ MORE

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Cameo apples

Dryden, United States of America
3.2

Cameo is an apple variety originating from Dryden, Washington, when it was discovered in 1987 by the Caudle family. It is believed that these apples are a cross between Red Delicious and Golden Delicious, but the parentage is still uncert... READ MORE

Dishes with Pome Fruit

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Galbi

South Korea

4.5

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Most iconic: Soowon Galbi (Los Angeles, United States of America)

Galbi or kalbi refers to a variety of grilled beef short ribs dishes popular in South Korea. The ribs are marinated in a sweet sauce consisting of soy sauce, sugar, rice wine, sesame oil, and garlic. Although the name of the dish translat... READ MORE

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Crêpes Normande

Normandy

4.5

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Crêpes Normande can best be described as apple pie inside a crêpe. For the filling, fresh, tart apples are browned in butter, sugar, and cinnamon, while the crêpes are made with a combination of flour, milk, eggs, sugar, and a pi... READ MORE

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Apfelstrudel

Vienna

4.4

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Most iconic: Café Landtmann (Vienna, Austria)

A traditional pastry dessert with a rich and vivid history, apfelstrudel (apple strudel) is one of Austria's most popular delicacies. This sweet treat consists of thin layers of dough filled with a flavorful apple filling. Its story starts with th... READ MORE

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Appeltaart

Netherlands

4.3

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Most iconic: Winkel 43 (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Appeltaart is a traditional apple pie that is very often accompanied by a cup of hot coffee. Although it is essentially the same as most apple pies, Dutch appeltaart differs from the classic American apple pie in many ways: it is baked in... READ MORE

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Polish Apple Cake (Jabłecznik)

Poland

4.3

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Jabłecznik, also known as Polish apple cake, is a traditional dessert in Poland. It consists of a layer of spiced apple filling sandwiched between two layers of sponge cake. The more popular szarlotka is similar but has shortcrust pastry ... READ MORE

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Almás pite

Hungary

4.3

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Almás pite is a traditional apple pie known for its rustic, homemade qualities. It typically consists of a buttery, flaky pastry that encases a sweetened apple mixture, usually flavored with cinnamon and sometimes lemon zest or vanilla. The... READ MORE

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Sillsalat

Sweden

4.3

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Traditionally served on the Christmas smörgåsbord, sillsalat is a Swedish salad that combines finely sliced or minced pickled herring with diced boiled potatoes, pickled beets, pickles, apples, and chopped onions. All the ingredients ar... READ MORE

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Apfelkuchen

Germany

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Most iconic: Stellys Hüüs (Oldsum, Germany)

German apple cake is a delightful combination of dense, buttery dough and sliced, halved, or diced apples. Depending on the region, the cake is often dusted with cinnamon sugar, covered in crumbly streusel, or doused in vanilla-flavored c... READ MORE

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Gänsebraten

Germany

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Gänsebraten is a traditional roast specialty consisting of a whole goose that has been brined, stuffed, and roasted to perfection. The goose is typically seasoned with various aromatic herbs and spices such as marjoram, thyme, nutmeg, lovage,... READ MORE

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Pastafrola

Argentina

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Most iconic: Confitería La Pasta Frola (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Even though their name and origin stem from Italian tradition, pastafrola tarts have become an integral part of South American cuisine. They traditionally combine buttery shortcrust pastry and various fillings such as quince cheese, dulce de leche... READ MORE

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Plăcintă cu mere

Romania

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Plăcintă cu mere is a Romanian dessert made with a filling of grated apples, cinnamon, sugar, and melted butter, which is spread evenly between two layers of baked dough, flavored with orange zest and vanilla sugar. It is not a typical pie, but mo... READ MORE

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Weihnachtsgans

Germany

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Weihnachtsgans is a traditional German roasted goose that's prepared for Christmas. The goose is typically filled with onions, prunes, chestnuts, apples, and/or dates. It is also often stuffed with a dough or meat filling. It's seasoned with salt,... READ MORE

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Bobotie

South Africa

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Most iconic: Jonkershuis Restaurant South Africa (Constantia, South Africa)

Bobotie or bobotjie is a South African deep-dish casserole made from ground beef or lamb, herbs, spices, curry powder, fruits, and a finish of golden-brown egg custard that is scented with cinnamon or nutmeg. The dish originated from an I... READ MORE

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Pastelitos Criollos

Argentina

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These crispy Argentinian pastries are typically star-shaped, while the center is filled with quince or sweet potato preserve (dulce). They are usually deep-fried and then brushed with a sugar glaze. Optionally, they can be filled with dulce de lec... READ MORE

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L.A. Galbi

Los Angeles

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Most iconic: Soowon Galbi (Los Angeles, United States of America)

Korean galbi includes various dishes made with beef short ribs, and this version differs in the specific cut of meat. Unlike the traditional galbi in which the ribs are sliced along the bones (also known as the English cut), in L.A. galbi... READ MORE

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Jabukovača

Sarajevo

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Most iconic: 4 Sobe Gospođe Safije (Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Jabukovača is a traditional Bosnian apple pie originating from the city of Sarajevo. It is made just like baklava, with the addition of chopped apples. The thin dough is spread with a combination of chopped apples, sugar, vanilla sugar, w... READ MORE

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Apple Cobbler

United States of America

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Most iconic: Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant (Sevierville, United States of America)

A modest member of the large family of apple-based desserts, apple cobbler is a simplified version of a pie invented by American pioneers during the 19th century. The name cobbler was derived from the word cobbled, meaning roughly put... READ MORE

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Chiles en nogada

Mexico

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Most iconic: Nicos (Mexico City, Mexico)

Chiles en nogada or stuffed poblano chiles in walnut sauce is a star dish of the Mexican Independence Day, celebrated every year on September 16. Poblano chiles are large, heart-shaped peppers with thick walls, great for stuffing, and characterize... READ MORE

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Apple-Stuffed Duck (Kaczka z jabłkami)

Poland

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Roasted duck with apples is a traditional dish that is mainly served as a restaurant specialty or a festive, home-cooked meal. The duck is generously seasoned before it is stuffed with grated, sliced, or whole apples, and is then baked until crisp... READ MORE

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Milopita

Greece

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Greek-style apple pie is a classic dessert that appears in many variations across the country. It is either prepared as a rich coffee cake that couples cinnamon-spiced apples and soft, buttery dough, or as a simple pie in which shortcrust pastry i... READ MORE

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Tarte Normande

Normandy

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This French classic hails from Normandy, a region famous not only for apples but also for its Calvados apple liqueur, both of which are essential ingredients of tarte Normande and make the perfect match for the delicately sweet almond fra... READ MORE

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Mazamorra morada

Peru

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Most iconic: Brujas de Cachiche (Miraflores, Peru)

Mazamorra morada is a well-known Peruvian dessert made with purple corn as the key ingredient, giving the dessert its signature color and flavor. Besides purple corn, the pudding is made with various fruits such as apples, peaches, and pineapple, ... READ MORE

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Danish apple cake (Æblekage)

Denmark

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Most iconic: Fru Petersens Café (Østermarie, Denmark)

Although the name æblekage can be translated as apple cake, this traditional Danish dessert is a sweet treat that has more in common with a trifle or a crumble. It consists of a creamy, cinnamon-spiced app... READ MORE

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Vegan Pho (Pho chay)

Vietnam

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Most iconic: Anh and Chi (Vancouver, Canada)

Pho chay is a vegan version of pho noodle soup. The broth is usually based on mushrooms, ginger, onions, soy sauce, and spices, although there are numerous variations on the dish. The spices often include cloves, cinnamon, coriander seeds, and bla... READ MORE

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Galbijjim

South Korea

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Galbijjim is a traditional South Korean dish that is prepared by braising beef short ribs in a flavorful sauce consisting of honey, mirin, soy sauce, onions, garlic, ginger, and grated apples or pears. Other ingredients include various vegetables ... READ MORE

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Casoncelli alla bergamasca

Province of Bergamo

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Casoncelli alla bergamasca is a traditional stuffed pasta dish originating from Bergamo. The fresh pasta dough is usually made with a combination of 00 flour, eggs, salt, and water. It's stuffed with a mixture of roast veal, ground pork, breadcrum... READ MORE

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Füszerezett vöröskáposzta

Sopron District

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Fuszerezet voroskaposzta or spiced red cabbage is a traditional dish from Sopron. It typically consists of red cabbage, apples or pears, onions, garlic, and bacon, which are simmered in red wine with caraway, honey, and vinegar. The recip... READ MORE

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Sharlotka

Russia

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Most iconic: Nude Coffee & Wine Bar (Moscow, Russia)

Delicate, airy, and moist, sharlotka is the most popular Russian apple pie, mainly due to the ease of its preparation. It consists of eggs, sugar, flour, baking soda, and apple slices, but some people like to add honey or cinnamon into the cake in... READ MORE

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Apfelradln

Austria

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Apfelradln is a traditional dessert made by deep-frying apple rings. It is typically served for breakfast or eaten as an afternoon treat. This comforting dish is prepared by peeling, coring, and slicing the apples into rings, then dipping the ring... READ MORE

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Cheddar Cheese Apple Pie

New England

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Most iconic: Cake Monkey Bakery (Los Angeles, United States of America)

Cheese - specifically the sharp cheddar cheese - has left a whole nation divided between those who cannot imagine their apple pie without cheese, and those who refuse to spoil something as noble as a slice of American apple pie with cheese that is... READ MORE

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Juleand

Denmark

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Juleand is a traditional meat dish originating from Denmark and it consists of roasted duck that's traditionally made for Christmas. The dish is made with a combination of duck, salt, pepper, apples, shallots, plums, prunes, onions, thyme, and oil... READ MORE

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Jalousies

France

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Jalousies are simple sweet pastries originating from France. They consist of bands of puff pastry filled with either jam or apple purée. They can be large or small. Jalousies are slashed in order to resemble a window shutter or horizontal b... READ MORE

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Chaussons aux pommes

Saint-Calais

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Most iconic: Boulangerie Utopie (Paris, France)

Chaussons aux pommes are traditional French turnovers filled with a delectable apple compote filling. The turnovers are made with a combination of peeled and cored apples, flour, sugar, cinnamon, puff pastry, and beaten eggs. The apples are choppe... READ MORE

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Međimurska gibanica

Međimurje County

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Most iconic: Restoran Terbotz (Železna Gora, Croatia)

Međimurska gibanica is a traditional, highly caloric layered pastry originating from the Croatian region of Međimurje. It is usually served as a dessert after a big meal, but due to its nutritional value, it can also be consumed on its own. The pa... READ MORE

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Poires au vin

Burgundy

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Poires au vin is a traditional, world-known French dessert originating from the Beaujolais wine-growing region. It consists of pears, fruity red wine (usually Beaujolais), and flavorings such as honey or sugar, cinnamon, vanilla, orange zest, pepp... READ MORE

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Pepián

Sacatepéquez Department

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Most iconic: Fonda De La Calle Real (Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala)

This tasty stew is often referred to as the national dish of Guatemala. It shows a blend of Mayan and Spanish cultures and a taste of both. Pepián is characterized by its thick and rich consistency, and it usually contains meats such as bee... READ MORE

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Fritto misto alla piemontese

Piedmont

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Hailing from Piedmont, fritto misto alla piemontese is a rich, traditional gourmet specialty that consists of a wide range of ingredients (both sweet and savory), which have been dipped in eggs and then breaded before being deep-fried until nicely... READ MORE

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Ofenschlupfer

Baden-Württemberg

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Most iconic: Gasthaus zur Linde (Stuttgart, Germany)

This traditional bread pudding comes from Swabia and is made with pieces of stale bread and apples, drenched in a custard-like mixture of milk, sugar, eggs, butter, cinnamon, and vanilla sugar. Everything is combined into a greased baking dish and... READ MORE

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Gutui cu pui

Romania

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Gutui cu pui is a traditional dish originating from the region of Banat. The dish is usually made with a combination of chicken legs, quinces, butter, rum, oil, flour, sugar, rosemary, and salt. The quinces are sautéed in butter and cooked ... READ MORE

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Surówka

Poland

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Surówka is a traditional salad from Poland consisting of fresh fruit and vegetables. It is often dressed with olive oil, salt, pepper, lemon juice, and a bit of sugar, or with a creamy dressing consisting of sour cream, yogurt, and mayonnai... READ MORE

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Ayva tatlısı

Turkiye

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Most iconic: Hacı Abdullah Lokantası (Beyoğlu, Turkiye)

Candied quince or ayva tatlısı (lit. quince dessert) is a classic Turkish treat that is traditionally prepared in winter time, because quince is a seasonal fruit, best enjoyed from October to early January when there's an abundance of it in Tü... READ MORE

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Žemlovka

Czech Republic

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Žemlovka is a traditional and Slovak baked dessert consisting of sliced bread that is layered with various fruits. It is usually made with soft white bread rolls or bread (most often veka), which are soaked in sweet, vanilla-flavored milk... READ MORE