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Chawanmushi
Ana Etxarri · v8
↳ 1 cook has made it their own
More light soy
v8 · Steamed at 82, lid cracked
Kenji Hara · v3
↳ from Ana Etxarri's v6
With mitsuba · More light soy
v3 · Steamed at 85 — between Ana's 82 and 88
v1
Comté French Toast Bites
Daryl · v1
Day-old brioche loafs · eggs · cream · finely grated comté · of salt · butter
+15
Tastes deeply savoury and rich
v1 · the first go
uses 2 eggs
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Minangkabau
Nasi kapau
Rice from the highland village of Kapau, with its own spread of gulai: tambunsu, stuffed intestine; long-cooked jackfruit, cabbage and bamboo shoot; and more.
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Javanese
Gudeg
Young jackfruit simmered for hours in coconut milk and palm sugar until brown, sweet and tender, served with rice, chicken, egg and a hot stew of cow's skin.
Tastes sweetish and rich
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Javanese
Rawon
A beef soup turned black by keluak nuts, earthy and deep, served with rice, short bean sprouts, a salted egg and sambal.
Tastes mild
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Javanese
Nasi goreng
Yesterday's rice fried with shallot, garlic, chilli and shrimp paste, darkened with kecap manis and topped with a fried egg.
Tastes hot
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Javanese
Soto ayam
A clear chicken broth, yellow with turmeric, poured over shredded chicken, glass noodles, bean sprouts and egg, with lime, sambal and fried shallots.
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Javanese
Gado-gado
Blanched vegetables, potato, tofu, tempeh, egg and lontong under a thick peanut sauce, with prawn crackers on top.
Tastes mild
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Javanese
Lumpia Semarang
Spring rolls filled with bamboo shoot, egg and prawn, fried or left soft, with a thick sweet garlic sauce and whole spring onion.
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Sundanese
Siomay Bandung
Steamed fish dumplings with cabbage, potato, bitter gourd, tofu and egg, all steamed together and drowned in peanut sauce.
Tastes mild
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Balinese
Nasi campur Bali
White rice with a little of many things: shredded spiced chicken, sate lilit, lawar, egg, peanuts, greens and sambal matah.
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Minahasan
Klappertaart
A soft baked custard of young coconut, milk and eggs, with raisins and cinnamon, often topped with almonds or meringue.
Tastes sweet and very rich
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Thai
Pad kaphrao
Minced pork or chicken stir-fried hard with garlic, bird's eye chilli and holy basil, over rice with a crisp fried egg.
Tastes very hot, very rich and savoury
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Thai
Pad thai
Thin rice noodles stir-fried with tamarind, fish sauce and palm sugar, egg, tofu and prawns, with beansprouts, chives and crushed peanuts.
Tastes very sharp and sweetish
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Thai
Khao soi
Egg noodles in a coconut curry broth with chicken or beef, under a tangle of crisp fried noodles, with pickled mustard greens, shallot and lime on the side.
Tastes mild
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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
Thịt kho
Pork belly and hard-boiled eggs braised in fish sauce, dark caramel and coconut water until glossy and brown.
Tastes very rich
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Vietnamese
Cơm tấm
Broken rice with a grilled lemongrass pork chop, shredded pork skin, a slice of steamed egg and pork loaf, pickles and nước chấm.
Tastes rich
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Malaysian
Nasi lemak
Rice cooked in coconut milk and pandan, with sambal, crisp anchovies, peanuts, cucumber and egg.
Tastes hot and very rich
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Malaysian
Curry laksa
Noodles in a rich, spiced coconut curry broth, with tofu puffs, prawns, chicken, bean sprouts and a spoonful of sambal.
Tastes mild
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Malaysian
Char kway teow
Flat rice noodles fried hard in lard over fierce heat with prawns, cockles, Chinese sausage, egg, bean sprouts and chives.
Tastes mild
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Malaysian
Kaya toast
Toast spread with kaya — a jam of coconut milk, eggs, sugar and pandan — and slabs of cold butter, with soft-boiled eggs and coffee.
Tastes sweet and very rich
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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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Cantonese
Wonton noodle soup
Thin, springy egg noodles and prawn wontons in a clear broth, finished with a few chives.
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Cantonese
Egg tart
A small tart of short or flaky pastry filled with a smooth, just-set egg custard, eaten warm.
Tastes sweet and very 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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Cantonese
Double-skin milk
A smooth, lightly sweet milk pudding, set with egg white and steamed, with a skin that forms on top twice.
Tastes sweet
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Cantonese
Pineapple bun
A soft, sweet bread roll under a crackled, sugary crust — named for how the top looks, with no pineapple in it.
Tastes sweet 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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Teochew
Kway chap
Wide, flat rice sheets in a dark soy broth, with a plate of braised pork, offal, tofu and eggs from the lou pot.
Tastes rich
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Huaiyang
Yangzhou fried rice
Day-old rice fried with egg, prawns, ham, peas and spring onion — each grain separate and coated.
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Zhejiang
Longjing shrimp
Small peeled river shrimp, quick-fried pale and tender, then tossed with the fresh leaves of Longjing green tea.
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Zhejiang
Beggar's chicken
A whole stuffed chicken wrapped in lotus leaves, sealed in clay or dough, and baked for hours until it falls from the bone.
Tastes very rich
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Fujian
Oyster omelette
Small oysters fried in a sweet potato starch batter with eggs — crisp in places, soft and gooey in others.
Tastes rich
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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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Fujian
Bak chang
A pyramid of soy-darkened sticky rice wrapped in bamboo leaves round braised pork belly, mushroom, chestnut and salted egg yolk.
Tastes very rich
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Anhui
Huizhou one-pot
A deep iron pot layered with bamboo shoots, pork, fried tofu, egg dumplings and greens, simmered slowly and brought to the table whole.
Tastes rich
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Yunnan
Crossing-the-bridge noodles
A bowl of scalding broth under a layer of fat, with raw sliced meats, quail's egg, vegetables and rice noodles added at the table, in that order.
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Sichuan
Fish-fragrant aubergine
Aubergine fried soft, then braised in a sweet, sour, hot sauce of pickled chilli, garlic, ginger and spring onion — with no fish at all.
Tastes hot
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Sichuan
Water-boiled beef
Tender slices of beef poached in a chilli-bean broth over a bed of greens, then heaped with dried chilli and Sichuan pepper and doused in smoking oil.
Tastes hot
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Japanese
Dashimaki tamago
A rolled omelette made with dashi, cooked in thin layers in a square pan until it's juicy and just set.
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Japanese
Oyakodon
Chicken and onion simmered in sweet dashi and soy, bound with barely set egg and slid over a bowl of rice.
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Japanese
Tonkatsu
A thick pork cutlet in flour, egg and coarse panko, deep-fried until crisp, sliced, and served with shredded cabbage and a thick, fruity sauce.
Tastes very rich
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Japanese
Dorayaki
Two small, honeyed pancakes sandwiched around sweet red bean paste.
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Japanese
Okonomiyaki
A thick savoury pancake of batter and shredded cabbage with pork belly, cooked on a griddle and finished with sweet-sour sauce, mayonnaise, aonori and bonito flakes.
Tastes rich
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Japanese
Gōyā chanpurū
Bitter melon stir-fried with firm tofu, pork and egg — Okinawa's everyday dish, bitter, savoury and soft at once.
Tastes very bitter and rich
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Korean
Bibimbap
Rice topped with seasoned vegetables, meat, an egg and gochujang, mixed together at the table.
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Korean
Kongnamul gukbap
Rice in a clear, hot soup of soybean sprouts and anchovy stock, with an egg — Jeonju's morning bowl, and its cure for the night before.
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Bengali
Kolkata kathi roll
A flaky paratha fried with a beaten egg on one side, then rolled around skewered kebab, raw onion, green chilli and lime — Kolkata's street food.
Tastes mild and bright
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Goan
Bebinca
A tall cake of many thin layers — coconut milk, egg yolks, sugar and flour, with ghee between them — each baked under a grill before the next is poured.
Tastes very sweet and very rich
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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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Sri Lankan
Hoppers
Bowl-shaped pancakes of fermented rice flour and coconut milk, crisp and lacy at the edge and soft at the base, often with an egg cooked inside.
Tastes rich
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Sri Lankan
Lamprais
Rice cooked in stock, with a mixed-meat curry, frikkadels, prawn blachan, aubergine pickle and egg, wrapped in banana leaf and baked.
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Sri Lankan
Watalappan
A steamed custard of kithul jaggery, coconut milk and eggs, spiced with cardamom and nutmeg and topped with cashews.
Tastes very sweet and rich
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Persian
Tahdig
The golden crust of rice fried at the bottom of the pot and turned out whole — the part everyone reaches for first.
Tastes very rich and bright
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Persian
Kuku sabzi
A thick, deep-green frittata that's mostly herbs, bound with just enough egg, often with barberries and walnuts.
Tastes very rich and bright
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Persian
Mirza ghasemi
Aubergines charred whole over a flame, mashed with garlic, tomato and egg — smoky, rich and eaten with bread.
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Turkish
Menemen
Eggs stirred soft into green peppers and tomatoes stewed in butter or olive oil, eaten from the pan.
Tastes deeply savoury, bright and mild
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Turkish
Pide
Boat-shaped flatbread baked in a wood oven with cheese, minced meat or egg in the middle, brushed with butter as it comes out.
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Turkish
Çılbır
Poached eggs on garlicky yoghurt, with butter foamed with red pepper poured over the top.
Tastes sharp and rich
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Moroccan
Pastilla
A round pie of paper-thin warqa pastry filled with spiced pigeon or chicken, eggs and sugared almonds, dusted with icing sugar and cinnamon.
Tastes very rich and sweetish
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Moroccan
Kalinte
A baked custard of chickpea flour, water, oil and egg, cut in squares from the tray and eaten hot with cumin and salt.
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Ethiopian
Doro wat
Chicken stewed slowly in onions, berbere and niter kibbeh until dark and thick, with whole hard-boiled eggs.
Tastes hot
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Cape Malay
Bobotie
Spiced minced meat with dried fruit and soaked bread, baked under a thin savoury egg custard, with bay leaves on top.
Tastes rich and sweetish
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Basque
Piperrada
Peppers, onion, tomato and garlic stewed slowly in olive oil until soft and sweet — eaten alone, with eggs, or beside meat and fish.
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Basque
Gâteau basque
A short, buttery almond pastry baked around a filling of pastry cream or black cherry jam, the top glazed and scored.
Tastes sweet and very rich
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Catalan
Crema catalana
A custard flavoured with lemon peel and cinnamon, set in a shallow dish, its sugar top burnt to a thin glassy crust.
Tastes very sweet
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Valencian
Turrón
A Christmas sweet of almonds and honey — hard and crunchy in the Alicante style, soft and ground to a paste in the Xixona style.
Tastes very sweet and mostly fat
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Andalusian
Salmorejo
Tomatoes blended with bread, garlic and olive oil into a thick, cold cream, topped with chopped egg and jamón.
Tastes deeply savoury, bright and rich
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Andalusian
Flamenquín
Thin slices of pork loin rolled around jamón, breadcrumbed and fried into a long golden roll.
Tastes very rich and salty
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Galician
Tarta de Santiago
A flat, moist almond cake with little or no flour, dusted with icing sugar around a stencil of the cross of Saint James.
Tastes very sweet and very rich
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Castilian and Madrid
Tortilla de patatas
A thick omelette of potatoes and, usually, onion, slowly poached in olive oil, then set with eggs and turned in the pan.
Tastes rich
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Castilian and Madrid
Sopa castellana
Garlic soup: stale bread and sliced garlic fried in olive oil with pimentón, simmered in broth, with an egg poached in each bowl.
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Castilian and Madrid
Pisto manchego
Onions, peppers, courgettes and tomatoes cooked down slowly in olive oil into a soft, sweet stew, often with a fried egg on top.
Tastes savoury
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Asturian
Pixín frito
Monkfish — pixín in Asturian — cut into chunks, marinated with garlic and lemon, then floured, dipped in egg and fried.
Tastes rich
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Lyonnais
Quenelles de brochet
Light dumplings of pike and a flour-and-egg panade, poached and then baked until they puff, usually in a crayfish sauce Nantua.
Tastes very rich
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Lyonnais
Salade lyonnaise
Bitter frisée tossed with hot bacon, croutons and a sharp mustard vinaigrette, topped with a soft poached egg.
Tastes bitter, very rich and bright
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Lyonnais
Bugnes
Strips of enriched dough fried until puffed and crisp, dusted heavily with icing sugar, made for Carnival.
Tastes sweet and rich
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Alsatian
Kougelhopf
A tall, fluted ring of buttery yeasted dough with raisins soaked in kirsch, an almond set in each fold, dusted with icing sugar.
Tastes sweet and rich
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Alsatian
Spaetzle
Soft little egg noodles made from a thick batter pushed through a board or press into boiling water, then tossed in butter.
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Alsatian
Bredele
Small Christmas biscuits baked by the tinful — butter shapes, anise, cinnamon stars, spiced and almond ones — through Advent.
Tastes very sweet and very rich
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Alsatian
Fleischschnacka
Fresh pasta spread with minced cooked beef, onion and herbs, rolled up, sliced into spirals like snails, and browned before simmering in stock.
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Norman
Sole normande
Sole poached in wine or cider and fish stock, garnished with mussels, prawns and mushrooms, in a sauce of the reduced liquor with cream and egg yolks.
Tastes rich
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Norman
Tarte normande
Apples in a pastry case, covered in a custard of eggs, cream and sugar, often laced with Calvados, baked until just set.
Tastes sweet, sharp and rich
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Norman
Teurgoule
Rice baked for hours in milk with sugar and cinnamon, in a wide earthenware bowl, until creamy underneath and dark brown on top.
Tastes sweet
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Norman
Omelette de la Mère Poulard
Eggs beaten long and hard, then cooked over a wood fire in a long-handled pan with plenty of butter, until tall and airy, like a soufflé.
Tastes very rich
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Burgundian
Œufs en meurette
Eggs poached in red wine and served in its sauce, reduced with shallots and bacon, on fried bread.
Tastes bitter and bright
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Burgundian
Gougères
Choux pastry beaten with grated cheese and baked into light, hollow puffs, eaten warm with a glass of wine.
Tastes very rich and deeply savoury
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Breton
Galette complète
A thin, lacy buckwheat pancake folded square around ham, grated cheese and an egg left runny in the middle.
Tastes savoury
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Breton
Crêpes bretonnes
Thin wheat-flour pancakes, cooked on a billig and eaten with salted butter and sugar, jam or salted-butter caramel.
Tastes sweet
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Breton
Far breton
A dense, custardy flan of eggs, milk and flour, baked firm, usually with prunes soaked in the batter.
Tastes sweet
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Breton
Palets bretons
Thick, crumbly biscuits made rich and slightly salty with plenty of salted butter and egg yolks.
Tastes very sweet and mostly fat
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Italian
Carbonara
Pasta with crisp guanciale, bound off the heat in a sauce of egg yolk, pecorino and black pepper.
Tastes very rich and savoury
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Italian
Tiramisù
Sponge fingers dipped in espresso and layered with a cream of mascarpone, egg and sugar, finished with bitter cocoa.
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Italian
Tortellini in brodo
Tiny rings of fresh egg pasta around a filling of pork, mortadella, prosciutto and parmesan, served in a clear meat broth.
Tastes savoury
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Greek
Moussaka
Layers of fried aubergine and minced lamb or beef in a cinnamon-scented tomato sauce, under a thick crust of béchamel, baked.
Tastes rich
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Greek
Avgolemono
Chicken broth thickened with rice and a froth of egg and lemon, tempered in so it turns silky rather than scrambled.
Tastes bright
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Greek
Pastitsio
Long tubes of pasta layered with a spiced meat sauce under thick béchamel, baked and cut in tall squares.
Tastes rich
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Polish
Żurek
A sour soup built on fermented rye flour, with white sausage, smoked meat, garlic, marjoram and a halved hard-boiled egg.
Tastes bright
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Polish
Placki ziemniaczane
Grated raw potato and onion bound with egg and a little flour, fried in thin cakes until lacy and crisp.
Tastes rich
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Polish
Pączki
Rich, yeasted doughnuts filled with rose-petal jam or plum, glazed or sugared — the food of Fat Thursday.
Tastes sweet and rich
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Nordic and Baltic rye
Smørrebrød
A thin slice of buttered rye bread piled with one careful topping — herring, egg and prawns, liver pâté, roast beef — and eaten with a knife and fork.
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Nordic and Baltic rye
Karjalanpiirakka
Small open pies of thin, crimped rye crust filled with rice porridge, baked hot and eaten warm with egg butter.
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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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Mexican
Chilaquiles
Yesterday's tortillas, cut and fried crisp, then tossed in red or green salsa and topped with crema, cheese and onion.
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Peruvian
Rocoto relleno
Rocoto chillies, blanched to tame them, stuffed with spiced beef, peanuts and raisins, topped with cheese and baked.
Tastes very hot
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Peruvian
Juane
Rice seasoned with turmeric and cumin, packed round chicken, egg and olive in bijao leaves, tied and boiled.
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Brazilian
Pão de queijo
Small round cheese breads made with cassava starch — crisp outside, chewy and hollow within.
Tastes deeply savoury and very rich
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