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A bright, zesty East African salad of tomatoes, red onion, chili, cilantro, and lime, elevated with crisp cucumber and creamy avocado. Fresh, crunchy, and perfect as a side or light bite.
Shchupak u soli is a Ukrainian salt-crusted pike: aromatic herbs and lemon perfume a tender, moist fish baked inside a coarse-salt and egg-white crust. Served with a tangy horseradish–sour cream and rye bread for a rustic, festive main.
Crispy cod-and-seaweed bites bound with egg and oats, pan-seared in butter, and brightened with lemon-garlic and a light honey drizzle. Briny, crunchy, and delicately sweet—perfect as a coastal-inspired nibble.
A Provençal-style medley of eggplant, zucchini, peppers, tomatoes, and aromatics gently stewed in olive oil and white wine, finished with capers, olives, lemon, and fresh herbs. Bright, savory, and versatile as a main or hearty side.
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.
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.
Authentic Jamaican-style jerk chicken marinated with Scotch bonnet, allspice, fresh herbs, and aromatics, then grilled or roasted until smoky, spicy, and juicy.
A fragrant Gabonese chicken stew enriched with palm nut paste and fresh ginger, simmered with tomatoes, aromatics, and Scotch bonnet for a deep, warming flavor.
A mild, creamy, semi-hard cow’s milk cheese in a classic red wax ball. Made with mesophilic culture, rennet, and annatto for color, then brined and waxed before aging to develop a buttery, slightly nutty flavor.
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