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Vietnamese
Bánh mì
A light, crackling-crusted baguette filled with pâté, cold cuts or grilled meat, pickled carrot and daikon, cucumber, coriander and chilli.
Tastes hot, bright and rich
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Vietnamese
Bún chả
Grilled pork patties and pork belly in a warm, sweet-sour fish sauce dressing, with cold rice noodles and herbs.
Tastes rich and bright
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Filipino
Pancit canton
Thick egg noodles stir-fried with pork, chicken, prawns and vegetables in soy and stock, with calamansi to squeeze over.
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Filipino
Lumpia
Spring rolls — most often thin, tight cigars of seasoned pork, fried crisp and dipped in sweet chilli sauce.
Tastes rich
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Cantonese
Siu mai
Open-topped dumplings of pork and prawn in a thin yellow wrapper, steamed, and often dotted on top with fish roe or a little carrot.
Tastes savoury and rich
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Teochew
Fried carrot cake
Steamed white radish and rice-flour cake, cut into cubes and fried with egg, garlic and preserved radish — 'white', or 'black' with sweet soy.
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Fujian
Popiah
A soft, paper-thin wheat crêpe rolled round a filling of braised vegetables, egg, prawn and crushed peanuts.
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Uyghur and Xinjiang
Uyghur polo
Rice steamed over lamb, onion and a heap of carrots in one deep pan, so it comes out glossy with the fat — the dish for guests and celebrations.
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Punjabi
Gajar ka halwa
Grated red carrots cooked slowly in milk until it's gone, then fried in ghee with sugar, cardamom and nuts.
Tastes sweet
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Sri Lankan
Kottu roti
Flatbread chopped on a hot griddle with two metal blades, tossed with vegetables, egg, meat and curry gravy.
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Turkish
Mercimek çorbası
Red lentils cooked with onion, carrot and a little potato, blended smooth, with red pepper butter and a wedge of lemon.
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Moroccan
Couscous with seven vegetables
Steamed couscous heaped round meat and a broth of seven vegetables — carrot, turnip, squash, courgette, cabbage, tomato, chickpeas — with broth to pour over.
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Andalusian
Rabo de toro
Oxtail browned and stewed slowly in red wine with onions, peppers and carrots until the meat falls from the bone and the sauce turns thick and glossy.
Tastes rich
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Norman
Tripes à la mode de Caen
Beef tripe and ox foot cooked for many hours in cider and Calvados with onions, carrots and leeks, in a sealed earthenware pot.
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Nordic and Baltic rye
Bergensk fiskesuppe
A pale, creamy fish soup of white fish and root vegetables, finished with a little vinegar and sugar, often with fish balls in it.
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Jamaican
Escovitch fish
Whole fried fish drenched in hot, peppery vinegar with onion, carrot, sweet pepper and scotch bonnet.
Tastes hot and sharp
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