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Thankuni Pata Bhorta is a Bengali-style mashed herb relish made from pennywort leaves, mustard oil, chilies, aromatics, lemon, and a hint of roasted sesame. Bright, earthy, and spicy, it’s typically served with warm rice as a punchy side or starter.
A classic Jerusalem bagel: a large, oval, gently sweet sesame-crusted bread with a chewy interior and crisp, golden exterior. Perfect warm with olive oil, za’atar, or labneh.
Placali is a smooth, slightly tangy West African cassava paste, traditionally fermented and served as a starchy base alongside hearty soups and stews. It’s naturally gluten-free and very simple, made from cassava, water, and a touch of salt.
Classic Filipino Buchi Buchi: crisp, sesame-coated glutinous rice balls with a sweet mung bean or red bean paste center—chewy inside, golden and nutty outside.
Sorpa is a traditional Central Asian mutton soup with a rich, aromatic broth, tender meat, root vegetables, and noodles. Finished with fresh dill, parsley, and green onions, it’s hearty, comforting, and deeply flavorful.
Crisp, aromatic crayfish coated in a golden coconut crust with lime, garlic, ginger, and a touch of Scotch bonnet heat—an Anguillian-inspired bite that’s zesty, spicy, and satisfying.
Tklapi is a traditional Georgian fruit leather made by pureeing plums and apricots with a touch of sugar and lemon, then drying the mixture into thin, tangy sheets. It’s chewy, sweet-tart, and perfect as a wholesome snack or for adding a fruity note to savory dishes.
A Brazilian-style cashew apple compote gently simmered with cinnamon, clove, lime, and a touch of sugar for a fragrant, spoonable dessert or topping.
Sancocho Panameño is a hearty Panamanian chicken stew simmered with yam (ñame), yuca, corn, and green plantain, perfumed with culantro, onion, garlic, and oregano. Traditionally served with white rice, a squeeze of lime, and aji chombo for heat, it’s comforting, rustic, and deeply aromatic.
Authentic Jamaican-style jerk chicken marinated with Scotch bonnet, allspice, fresh herbs, and aromatics, then grilled or roasted until smoky, spicy, and juicy.
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