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Pimentón de la Vera

La Vera, Spain
4.7

Pimentón de la Vera is the smoked paprika that has been produced exclusively in the La Vera valley, in the province of Cáceres since the 16th century. This vibrant red spice is made by grinding dried peppers into a fragrant,... READ MORE

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Azafrán de la Mancha

Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
4.7

Azafrán de la Mancha is a saffron grown in the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha. It is a spice produced by drying the stigmas of the Crocus Sativus, L. plant. It has a floral and slightly bitter flavor and gives ... READ MORE

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Kalocsai Fűszerpaprika-őrlemény

Bács-Kiskun County, Hungary
4.7

This unique paprika product is made under strict quality measures by grinding the dried pods of deep, silky red pepper plants of different varieties. The peppers must be ground uniformly and the aroma is spicy and pleasant, comparable to that of r... READ MORE

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Szegedi Fűszerpaprika-őrlemény

Szeged District, Hungary
4.6

The powdered Szegedi paprika spice is made by grinding the pods of the pepper plants. Its colour is a vivid, fiery red and its aroma is strong and spicy, similar to those of baked vegetables. Once tasted, the flavour is sweet, mellow and spicy but... READ MORE

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Chinantla Vanilla

Oaxaca, Mexico
4.6

The Mexican region of Chinantla is the only place in the world where wild vanilla grows. Known locally as colibrí, these orchid vines grow in the heart of the forest, using moderate-size trees like citrus, cocoa, and calabash (j&ia... READ MORE

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Sansho Pepper

Japan
4.5

Sansho pepper is a Japanese spice characterized by its prized aromatic peppercorns, green color, and a floral, tangy, lemon-like flavor. It is a part of the famous seven Japanese spices and is closely related to Sichuan pepper. T... READ MORE

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Ceylon Cinnamon

Sri Lanka
4.5

Ceylon cinnamon is traditionally harvested from a tree that is native to Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon, hence the botanical name of this health-beneficial spice. This cinnamon type is sweeter and more delicate than cinnamon cass... READ MORE

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Galangal

Indonesia
4.4

Galangal is a ginger-like root that is widely used in Thai and Indonesian cuisine as a flavoring or a spice, characterized by its pungent aroma. There are two varieties of galangal: greater galangal, which is lighter in color and... READ MORE

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Krokos Kozanis

Kozani, Greece
4.4

Krokos kozanis is a spice taken from the bulb stigmas of the saffron plant, part of the Iridaceae family. It is produced within the various municipal areas of Kozani, in the region of West Macedonia in the northern part of Greece... READ MORE

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Sichuan pepper (Hua jiao)

Sichuan, China
4.3

Despite its name, Sichuan pepper is actually not a pepper, but dried berry of a type of ash shrub that has a unique peppery and lemony aroma. It is characterized by its mouth-numbing properties, typical for numerous dishes from the Sichua... READ MORE

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Saigon Cinnamon

Vietnam
4.3

Saigon cinnamon or Vietnamese cinnamon is a type of cinnamon coming from the Cinnamomum loureiroi tree. This type of cinnamon has the strongest flavor of them all, and it's the essential oils in the bark that give it its unique aroma and flavor. H... READ MORE

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Urfa biber

Şanlıurfa Province, Turkiye
4.3

Urfa biber is a traditional dried chili pepper originating from the city of Urfa. These peppers are distinguished by their dark burgundy color, flakes of irregular sizes, and a flavor that's best described as sweet, salty, sour, and smoky. Urfa pe... READ MORE

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Phú Quốc Pepper

Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam
4.2

This Vietnamese pepper originates from the island of Phú Quốc, which produces over 1000 tons of it annually. The pepper is well-known for its strong aroma, pungency, and heat. The red pepper has an especially strong aroma and a sweet, citru... READ MORE

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Kampot Pepper (Mrech Kampot)

Kampot Province, Cambodia
4.1

Kampot pepper or poivre de Kampot is pepper from two berry varieties, the Kamchay and the Lampong, of the species Piper nigrum L. grown in the provinces of Kampot and Kep in southern Cambodia. There are... READ MORE

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Taliouine Saffron

Taliouine, Morocco
4.1

Taliouine saffron hails from the eponymous mountain village, located on the Souktana plateau, at an altitude of 1300-1500 meters above sea level, in Morocco’s region of Souss-Massa. The saffron is cultivated by a small number of pro... READ MORE

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Český modrý mák

Czech Republic
4.1

Český modrý mák is a variety of Papaver Somniferum, or blue poppy, grown in the Czech Republic (one of the world’s largest producers of poppy seeds). Due to its strong, complex, floral flavor, dark blue... READ MORE

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Paprika Žitava

Trnava Region, Slovakia
4.1

Paprika Žitava, also known as Žitavská paprika, is the first product from the Slovak Republic to acquire the prestigious PDO (Protected designation of origin) quality mark. It takes its name from the Žitava River valley wh... READ MORE

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Alnif Cumin

Alnif, Morocco
4.0

Produced by local women in the eponymous Moroccan village, set at the foothills of the eastern Anti-Atlas mountain range, Alnif cumin is traditionally gathered and processed from the end of April till the beginning of May. Bunches of hand... READ MORE

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Absheron Saffron

Absheron, Azerbaijan
3.9

This saffron variety is grown exclusively on Azerbaijan's Absheron Peninsula for more than a thousand years. It is usually grown in small quantities on farm fields, and currently, 1 kg of Absheron saffron costs about $11,000. The expensive spice i... READ MORE

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English mustard

England
3.7

English mustard is a traditional mustard variety originating from England. This type of mustard is characterized by its bright yellow color and thick texture. Although it’s often enjoyed as a condiment that’s used with cold or hot meat... READ MORE

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Amchur

India
3.7

Amchur is a spice and condiment originating from India, but it's also often used in Pakistan. It's made from unripe mangoes that have been sliced, dried in the sun, then ground into a powder. The resulting powder has an intense aroma and tangy fla... READ MORE

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Cubeb Pepper

Java, Indonesia
3.5

Cubeb is a complex pepper variety native to Java, Indonesia. The pepper starts out as the immature fruit of a tropical climbing vine that sometimes grows in coffee plantations. The vines produce small flowers that turn into berries, which are gath... READ MORE

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Filé Powder

Louisiana, United States of America
3.5

Filé powder or gumbo filé is a herbal powder made from dried and ground leaves of the Sassafras albidum, commonly known as the sassafras tree. These powdered leaves were originally used by Choctaw Indians, but they soon star... READ MORE

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Mahleb

Turkiye
3.4

Mahleb or mahlepi is a unique spice made from the seed kernels of the Prunus mahaleb (mahaleb cherry) tree, native to the Middle East and Southeastern Mediterran... READ MORE

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Asafoetida

Iran
3.3

Asafoetida is a dried gum resin obtained from the taproot or rhizome of giant fennels, particularly Ferula assafoetida. The plants used to produce the spice are native to Iran and Afghanistan. The resinous juice starts to coagula... READ MORE

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Alligator pepper (Ose oji)

Nigeria
n/a

Alligator pepper is a spice that's native to West Africa. It is a close relative of cardamom and shares the same family with ginger. The name "alligator pepper" comes from the appearance of the seed pods, which look somewhat like... READ MORE

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Djansang

Nigeria
n/a

Njansa is a spice native to tropical Africa, used in West and Central African cuisine, particularly in countries like Cameroon, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, and Ghana. The spice comes from the seeds of a tree scientifically named Ricino... READ MORE

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Fingerroot

Southeast Asia
n/a

Fingerroot, known scientifically as Boesenbergia rotunda, is a type of rhizome that is native to China and Southeast Asia. It belongs to the ginger family and is widely used in the culinary traditions of countries like Thailand, Indonesia, and Mal... READ MORE

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Ixcán cardamom

Ixcán, Guatemala
n/a

In Guatemala, cardamom first appeared at the beginning of the 20th century. Its cultivation increased most dramatically in the municipality of Ixcán, which is home to five ethnic groups that mainly engage in agriculture. The production of c... READ MORE

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Zafferano di Sardegna

Sardinia, Italy
n/a

Sardinia's red gold, Zafferano di Sardegna refers to the dried threads plucked from the saffron flowers which are believed to have been introduced to the island thousands of years ago by the Phoenicians. Today, Sardinian saffron is produc... READ MORE

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Zafferano di San Gimignano

San Gimignano, Italy
n/a

Named after the Tuscan town where it's been cultivated since the 1200s, San Gimignano saffron owes its exceptional purity, strong flavor and intense aroma to the pedoclimatic conditions of the designated production area and the mild Mediterranean ... READ MORE

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Rimbàs Black Pepper

Sarawak, Malaysia
n/a

In the Malaysian state of Sarawak, more precisely near the river Rimbàs, a local variety of black pepper known as Kuching is cultivated by the Ibans native group. The rows in small pepper fields are arranged on a slight slope in or... READ MORE

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Khao Khua

Laos
n/a

Khao khua is ground roasted rice powder made from a particular rice variety called sticky rice, popular in Northern Thailand and Laos. The recipe is very straightforward - sticky rice (or glutinous rice, as it is also kn... READ MORE

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Munder Safran

Mund, Switzerland
n/a

Munder safran is a variety of saffron produced in the area around Mund, a small village in the Swiss canton of Valais. This precious, deep red spice is derived from the powdered, dried stigmas of the flower known as Crocus sativus LREAD MORE

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Liquirizia di Calabria

Calabria, Italy
n/a

Spontaneously grown along the coast of Calabria and traditionally produced throughout the region, Liquirizia di Calabria refers to Radice Fresca (fresh liquorice root), Radice Essiccata (dried liquorice root) or Estr... READ MORE

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Poivre de penja

Moungo ndor, Cameroon
n/a

Poivre de penja is a traditional type of pepper originating from the Moungo and Koupé Manengouba regions in Cameroon. The spice comes from the berries of Piper nigrum, a plant with a pungent and intense flavor. The pepper varieties are gree... READ MORE

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Zafferano dell'Aquila

Province of L'Aquila, Italy
n/a

Grown exclusively in the valley of Navelli located near the town of L'Aquila, at an altitude ranging from 350 to 1000 meters above sea level, in an area comprising of only 8 hectares of land, this variety of saffron was first introduced to the reg... READ MORE

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Pimentón de Murcia

Region of Murcia, Spain
n/a

Pimentón de Murcia is the paprika produced in the autonomous community of Murcia, on the Southeastern coast of Spain. It is one of the most characteristic spices in the Spanish cuisine, and is used in a wide variety of dishes, from... READ MORE

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Sumbala

Burkina Faso
n/a

Irú or sumbala (known by many other names) is a fermented seasoning that has long been used by various tribes in Western Africa, especially those populating the territories of Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Niger and Ghana. It is prepared by fermen... READ MORE

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Pebe

Cameroon
n/a

Pebe is a spice used in c... READ MORE

Dishes with Spice

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Karantika

Oran Province

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Known as karantika in Algiers and calienté in Morocco, this beloved traditional dish traces its origins back to Spanish influence during the colonial period, as its name is derived from the Spanish wor... READ MORE

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Loimulohi

Finland

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Loimulohi is a traditional method of preparing salmon or rainbow trout. The fish is smoked on a wooden plank that's placed vertically over an open fire. Before the process, the salmon is usually seasoned with sea salt and drizzled or brushed with ... READ MORE

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Pastel de nata

Lisbon District

4.7

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Most iconic: Manteigaria (Lisbon, Portugal)

Pastel de nata is a traditional egg custard tart that is popular throughout the world. It is believed that for the best result, the filling should not be too sweet and should not have flavors of lemon nor vanilla. Instead, the tarts should be spri... READ MORE

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Xiaolongbao

Shanghai

4.7

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Most iconic: Din Tai Fung Shanghai (Shanghai, China)

Xiaolongbao are soup-filled dumplings originating from the 19th-century Nan Xiang, what is today Shanghai's Jiading district. It is believed that the first form of xiaolongbao was sold by Huang Mingxian, a shop owner who wanted to evolve the class... READ MORE

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Guotie

China

4.7

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Most iconic: Fat Rice (Chicago, United States of America)

The pan-fried variety of the Chinese jiaozi dumpling, known as guotie, is a Northern Chinese dumpling typically filled with minced pork, Chinese cabbage, scallions, ginger, rice wine, and sesame seed oil. Crunchy and soft textures are ach... READ MORE

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Siomay

Indonesia

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Most iconic: Baso Tahu Mang Ade (Bandung, Indonesia)

Siomay is an Indonesian dish consisting of steamed cone-shaped fish dumplings, eggs, potatoes, cabbage, tofu, and bitter melon. After they have been steamed, all ingredients are assembled on a plate, cut into bite-sized pieces, and generously driz... READ MORE

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Birria tacos (Quesabirria)

Tijuana

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Quesabirria is a popular Mexican street food dish, a fusion between birria (a traditional Mexican meat stew) and quesadillas. The dish originates from Tijuana and typically consists of large tortillas filled with birria-style cooked meat (usually ... READ MORE

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Hamamatsu gyoza

Hamamatsu

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Most iconic: Mutsugiku (Hamamatsu, Japan)

Hamamatsu is a popular variety of Japanese gyoza filled with cabbage, onions, pork, and selected seasonings. It is characterized by a unique frying style in which cooks arrange gyoza in a circular pattern (hanetsuke, a technique ... READ MORE

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Kontosouvli

Greece

4.7

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Kontosouvli is a traditional dish consisting of large pieces of pork marinated in a mixture of herbs and spices, then skewered and slowly cooked on a rotisserie, much like a gyro or souvlaki. The marinade often contains ingredien... READ MORE

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Amritsari kulcha

Amritsar

4.7

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Most iconic: Kulcha Land (Amritsar, India)

Coming from the North Indian city of Amritsari, Amritsari kulcha is a flatbread stuffed with potatoes, onions, cottage cheese, and spices. The flatbread is commonly garnished with coriander seeds, cilantro, and red chili powder. Thin, crispy, and ... READ MORE

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Soto Betawi

Jakarta

4.7

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Most iconic: Soto Betawi Haji Husen (South Jakarta, Indonesia)

Soto Betawi is a hearty beef soup consisting of chunks of meat and offal that are slowly simmered in a coconut milk broth, which is usually enriched with various spices such as lemongrass, turmeric, galangal, kefir lime leaves, and coriander. When... READ MORE

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Kari ayam

Malaysia

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Most iconic: Madam Kwan's (Subang Jaya, Malaysia)

Kari ayam is a chicken curry that is popular in Malaysia and Indonesia. It is made with chicken pieces, onions, garlic, ginger, ghee, tomatoes, coconut milk, and spices such as anise, cinnamon, curry leaves, pandan leaves, lemongrass, chilis, cumi... READ MORE

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Shishbarak

Lebanon

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This combination of meat-stuffed dumplings and yogurt is common in Levantine cuisine. The dish consists of tiny dumplings—believed to have originated in Iran under the name joshpara—that are filled with a combination of meat a... READ MORE

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Çarşamba pidesi

Çarşamba

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Çarşamba pidesi is a Turkish savory pie from Çarşamba district in Samsun, Turkey. Unlike the crispy Bafra pidesi, it is known for its soft texture. This pide is shaped into a long, thin loaf, about 75-80 cm (30-32") in length and 4-5... READ MORE

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Tacos

Mexico

4.6

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Most iconic: Valentina's Tex Mex BBQ (Austin, United States of America)

Tacos are the national dish of Mexico, dating back to the Mexican silver mines of the 18th century, when the word taco referred to gunpowder that was wrapped in a piece of paper and inserted into rocks. It was used to excavate the preciou... READ MORE

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Shawarma

Lebanon

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Most iconic: Barbar (Beirut, Lebanon)

Marinated and spit-roasted, shawarma is a delicious Middle Eastern meat treat whose origins can be traced back to the Ottoman Empire era, while its name stems from the Arabic pronunciation of the Turkish word çevirme (lit. to turn;... READ MORE

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Jiaozi

China

4.6

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Most iconic: Ho Lee Fook (Hong Kong, China)

These Chinese dumplings known as jiaozi, consisting of a thinly rolled piece of dough which contains either meat or a vegetable filling, are one of the most popular and most commonly eaten dishes in China and East Asia. They can be served either a... READ MORE

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Dondurma

Kahramanmaraş

4.6

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Most iconic: Mini Dondurma (Beşiktaş, Turkiye)

Turkish ice cream is believed to originate from the city of Maraş—hence the name—and what really sets it apart from other varieties is its resistance to melting and a particularly dense, chewy texture. These qualities are brought by ad... READ MORE

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Soup buns (Tangbao)

China

4.6

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Most iconic: Din Tai Fung Shanghai (Shanghai, China)

The name tangbao or tangbaozi refers to a broad group of steamed Chinese soup-filled dumplings. Depending on the origin, dumplings can be made with leavened or plain dumpling dough which is usually wrapped around a gelatinous filling, twi... READ MORE

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Cağ kebabı

Erzurum

4.6

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Most iconic: Şehzade Cağ Kebap (Fatih, Turkiye)

Cağ kebabı is a kebab variety originating from the Turkish city of Erzurum. It is made with lamb that is marinated with onions, salt, and pepper for about 12 hours, and the meat is then placed on a big horizontal skewer and cooked over a wood fire... READ MORE

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Païdakia

Greece

4.6

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Most iconic: To Steki Tou Ilia (Athens, Greece)

Grilled lamb chops are a traditional Greek dish that is popular throughout the country and usually enjoyed as the main course. Lamb chops are usually marinated in various combinations of olive oil, lemon juice, and a variety of fresh herbs before ... READ MORE

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Châteaubriand

France

4.6

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Most iconic: Chez Julien (Paris, France)

Contrary to popular belief, the word Châteaubriand does not refer only to a cut of beef, but to a method used to grill or roast a thick cut of beef tenderloin. The steak was originally prepared by a chef named Montmireil in 1822 for a French... READ MORE

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Gringas

Mexico

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Most iconic: El Vilsito (Mexico City, Mexico)

Gringas is a typical Mexican dish made with flour tortillas filled with al pastor marinated pork meat, cheese, and, most commonly, pineapple slices, although onions, chili sauce, and coriander can all be added to the dish according to the... READ MORE

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Korean fried chicken (Chikin)

South Korea

4.6

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Chikin, or Korean fried chicken (KFC), is a popular dish in Korean cuisine that consists of battered and deep-fried chicken pieces. Fried chicken was introduced to South Korea by the American military during the Korean War in the 1950s. American... READ MORE
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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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Sugo di carne

Italy

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This traditional Italian meat sauce consists of ground beef, pork, or a combination of both, that is sautéed alongside a sofrito of onions, carrots, and celery, a splash of red wine, and canned tomatoes. The mixture is traditionally seasone... READ MORE

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Batagor

Bandung

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Most iconic: Batagor Kingsley (Bandung, Indonesia)

One of the most famous snacks in Indonesia is batagor, a fried fish dumpling served in a traditional spicy sauce. It has roots in the Chinese culinary tradition, which has left a trace on many Indonesian dishes. Although this famous snack is remin... READ MORE

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Vieiras en su concha

Galicia

4.6

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Vieiras en su concha is a traditional dish originating from Galicia, consisting of scallops served in their shells. The dish is usually made with a combination of scallops, olive oil, onions, garlic, pimentón, white wine, tomato sauce, salt... READ MORE

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Egyptian falafel (Taameya)

Egypt

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Most iconic: HaKosem (Tel Aviv, Israel)

Often touted as the original version of falafels, taameya is an Egyptian variety of the Middle Eastern fritter that calls for fava beans instead of chickpeas. While the exact origin of falafel is debatable, most scholars and food historians agree ... READ MORE

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Sate kambing

Indonesia

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Most iconic: Sate & Gule Kambing 29 - Gereja Blenduk (Semarang, Indonesia)

Sate kambing is a traditional dish and a type of satay prepared with goat or mutton as the main ingredient. The meat is cut into chunks or cubes and it's marinated in a combination of ingredients such as kecap manis (sweet soy sauce), galangal, gr... READ MORE

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Yokohama-Style Ramen

Yokohama

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Most iconic: Yoshimuraya (Yokohama, Japan)

Yokohama-style ramen or iekei ramen is a Japanese type of ramen originating from the Yokohama area and dating back to 1974. The dish consists of thick noodles and a stock that's a mix of creamy tonkotsu (pork broth) and soy sauce. The top... READ MORE

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Chilorio

Sinaloa

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Most iconic: Chayito Cenaduría (Mazatlán, Mexico)

Chilorio is a Sinaloan dish consisting of fried pulled pork meat that is cooked in chili sauce and spices such oregano, garlic, and cumin. Originally, it was used as a way to preserve meat, but today it is usually used as a filling for numerous Me... READ MORE

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Yukhoe

South Korea

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Most iconic: Soohburae (Seoul, South Korea)

Yukhoe is the Korean version of steak tartare, consisting of thinly sliced beef marinated in soy sauce, sesame oil, garlic, and sugar. The concoction is then seasoned with salt and pepper. The dish is always served with a raw egg yolk on top, whil... READ MORE

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Pork Satay (Sate babi)

Indonesia

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Most iconic: Sate Babi Bawah Pohon (Kuta, Indonesia)

Sate babi is a traditional dish and a type of satay made with pork as the main ingredient. The meat is cut into cubes and marinated in a combination of garlic, lemon juice, kecap manis (sweet soy sauce), salt, and pepper. The pieces of meat are th... READ MORE

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Tamina

Algeria

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Tamina is an ancient Algerian sweet treat consisting of toasted ground semolina, butter, and honey. It is typically decorated with cinnamon or sugared almonds. Traditionally, it is served when celebrating the birth of a child, but it can be prepar... READ MORE

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Melopita

Sifnos

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Translated as honey pie, this light Greek dessert is traditionally associated with the island of Sifnos, but its varieties can be found in other Greek regions as well. The pie combines fresh cheese, preferably mizithra based on s... READ MORE

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Simiako garidaki

Symi

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A quintessential seafood delicacy of the Greek island of Symi, simiako garidaki or Symi shrimp is a unique variety of tiny shrimps that inhabit the sea around the island. Bright red, delicate, and sweet, the small crustaceans are packed w... READ MORE

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Camarones enchipotlados

Central Mexico

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Camarones enchipotlados is a traditional dish originating from Central Mexico. Although there are many variations, the dish is usually made with a combination of shrimps, tomatoes, olive oil, chipotle chiles, ginger, garlic, orange juice and zest,... READ MORE

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Kaleh pacheh

Iran

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Kaleh pacheh is a traditional Persian dish made from various parts of a sheep’s head and feet, typically enjoyed as a hearty breakfast in Iran and other parts of the Middle East and Central Asia. The dish's name reflects its ingredients, wit... READ MORE

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Kepiting saus Padang

Padang

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Kepiting saus Padang is a traditional seafood dish. It consists of crab that's served in spicy Padang sauce. Mud crabs or blue crabs are usually used for the preparation of this dish. They're boiled in hot water until fully cooked (they will turn ... READ MORE

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Karimeen pollichathu

Kerala

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Karimeen pollichathu is a dish of heavily seasoned cichlid fish that's been fried, enveloped in masala (a mixture of spices and fresh ingredients), and wrapped in banana leaves to make a packet and then shortly pan-fried or grilled. The dish comes... READ MORE

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Turmeric Fish with Dill and Noodles (Chả cá Lã Vọng)

Hanoi

4.6

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Chả cá Lã Vọng is a traditional dish originating from Hanoi. It consists of grilled fish with turmeric and dill. In order to prepare it, firm white fish such as catfish, cod, or tilapia is usually marinated in shallots, galangal, tur... READ MORE