
Coq au Vin
Coq au vin is the Burgundian wine-soaked chicken stew that started life as a way of slow-cooking an old rooster into…
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Coq au vin is the Burgundian wine-soaked chicken stew that started life as a way of slow-cooking an old rooster into…

Dried hulled white corn (nixtamalised, also called posole or hominy corn, distinct from tinned hominy) soaks overnight

The corn tortilla burrito is the Atlantic City regional variant of the dish, where local Mexican-American kitchens…

Lamb and chicken poach slowly in a saffron-tomato broth with chunks of root vegetables and chickpeas

Daube is the Creole beef stew that traces its roots through the French quarter and the bayou kitchens alike, a slow…

Carnitas are a classic Mexican dish of slow-cooked, tender pork that's finished until crispy and golden

A staple of the Cajun home kitchen, the rice dish that turns up alongside fried chicken at Sunday lunch or as a…

Soaked fabes beans simmer with cooking chorizo, morcilla (Spanish blood sausage) and a piece of pork belly or shoulder…

Fried börek are Turkish-influenced pastries that combine simple pastry (made from water, oil, and flour) with a seasoned…

Pinto beans are soaked overnight, then simmered with onion and garlic until tender

Frijoles fritos are the Honduran refried red beans that anchor nearly every Honduran plate, twice-cooked beans that go…

Frijoles paisas are the slow-cooked red beans that anchor every bandeja paisa in Antioquia, a dish that's part-bean, part-pork, all-day

Rice cooks, dresses with sesame oil and salt while still warm

Whole Kashmiri red chillies soak in white wine vinegar; ground with garlic, ginger, cumin, peppercorns, cinnamon, cloves…

Pork belly is simmered until tender, prawns are poached briefly, and vermicelli is cooked just al dente

A whole cabbage is cored and lowered into boiling water; the outer leaves soften and peel off in turn