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A refreshing, no-cook West African bowl of soaked garri enriched with evaporated milk, sweetened to taste, and topped with roasted groundnuts, banana slices, coconut flakes, and ice for a creamy-crunchy chill.
A hearty Caribbean classic from Anguilla featuring creamy coconut-simmered breadfruit and savory flaked saltfish with aromatics, herbs, and a gentle Scotch bonnet heat. Comforting, fragrant, and deeply satisfying.
Senegalese Dibi: smoky grilled lamb marinated with mustard, garlic, ginger, lemon, vinegar, and warm spices, finished with soft onions and served with baguette and fries.
Sarymsaq Manty are Central Asian steamed dumplings filled with garlicky lamb and onions, wrapped in tender handmade dough and finished with a gloss of butter.
Sunset Gulha are Maldivian-style, deep-fried tuna and coconut dumplings scented with curry leaves, chili, turmeric, cumin, ginger, and lime. Crispy outside with a fragrant, savory filling—perfect for teatime or party snacking.
Simple, comforting boiled taro seasoned with salt. Tender and mildly sweet, it’s a versatile staple or snack enjoyed on its own or as a base for other flavors.
A fiery Roman classic: penne tossed in a garlicky, red pepper–laced tomato sauce, brightened with basil and parsley, and finished with salty Pecorino Romano. Bold, simple, and weeknight-friendly.
A Samoan-inspired taro dish simmered in coconut water and cream with aromatics, finished with lime, scallions, and coriander. Creamy, fragrant, and naturally plant-based, it’s comforting yet bright with a gentle heat.
Pepián is a rich, toasty Guatemalan chicken stew with a deep chile–tomato–tomatillo sauce thickened by sesame, pumpkin seeds, and tortillas, served with tender vegetables and rice. Smoky ancho and pasilla chiles balance warm spices for a hearty, comforting main course.
A rustic German/Austrian open-faced rye bread topped with seasoned pork lard (Schmalz) with cracklings, onion, apple, and caraway, served with chives, pickles, and radishes.
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