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Cambodia's national dish, the centrepiece of any Khmer feast and the proper-occasion food across the country
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Cambodia's national dish, the centrepiece of any Khmer feast and the proper-occasion food across the country

Bouillabaisse is the Marseille fishermen's stew that began as a way to use the cuts of fish nobody wanted to buy at…

A pork and prawn filling is bound with shredded carrot, glass noodles and reconstituted wood-ear mushrooms, then rolled…

Dough: flour, butter, sugar, salt, baking powder, egg, milk, mixes to a smooth firm dough

"Pad see ew" translates literally as "stir-fried with soy sauce", and that soy is the heart of the dish: dark, sweet and…

Mee goreng is the Indonesian-Malay stir-fried noodle dish that turns up at every hawker stall from Jakarta to Penang…

A filling of minced pork and chopped prawn binds with coriander root (pounded with garlic and white pepper into the…

Chickpeas (pre-soaked overnight and slow-cooked, OR tinned for speed) simmer in their cooking water with crushed garlic…

Myanmar's national breakfast, the rice-noodle soup that streetcorner stalls in every city open before dawn for

Dried black-eyed beans soak briefly to loosen the skins

A platter built around fragrant coconut and lemongrass rice, served with a fiery sambal of dried anchovies and…

The Burmese fish cakes that arrive at lahpet-thoke salad tables and street snack stalls alike, bright with lime and curry leaf

Myanmar's coconut-chicken noodle soup, the dish closest in spirit to a Thai khao soi but with its own Burmese identity

These are the little salt-cod fritters you'd order at a marble counter in Lisbon, sitting with a glass of vinho verde…

Made popular by Chinese restaurants and takeaways, these are another menu item that have been adapted to have a subtle Thai flavour

Rissois are the half-moon prawn fritters you'd see in the glass cabinet of every Lisbon snack bar, sold a couple at a…