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Atchara is the Filipino pickle that lives in every refrigerator, sweet-sour shreds of green papaya and carrot that cut…
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Atchara is the Filipino pickle that lives in every refrigerator, sweet-sour shreds of green papaya and carrot that cut…

The okra is washed, dried thoroughly and trimmed, then cut into 2 cm pieces

The Burmese take on the South Asian samosa, with a thinner, crisper pastry and a milder filling than its Indian cousin

Buss-up-shut, also called paratha roti, is the flaky-layered Trinidadian roti that takes its English name from "burst-up…

Onion is softened in oil; garlic, ginger and curry powder bloom

Falafel is the Levantine deep-fried chickpea-and-herb croquette, the snack stall and street-corner staple from Cairo to…

The Saudi take on foul medames, somewhere between the Egyptian original and the Yemeni daal-like versions

Ripe tomatoes, cucumber, green pepper and stale bread soak in red wine vinegar with garlic, then blitz with olive oil…

The "gumbo of herbs", the green Lenten gumbo traditionally made by Cajun and Creole families during the fasting weeks…

Madrasi masala paste represents the very hot end of British-Indian curry pastes

Yellow split peas (chana dal) simmer with onion, turmeric and tomato until very soft

This is mapo tofu without the pork, where the dried shiitake mushroom steps in and does most of the heavy lifting

Matbucha is the North African-Israeli slow-cooked tomato-and-pepper salad, a thick, jammy spread of charred peppers and…

Dried chickpeas soak overnight with a pinch of bicarbonate of soda

A Cambodian banana flower salad, the kind of bright herby starter that opens a Khmer meal

A wok is heated hot; garlic flashes briefly in oil; vegetables go in by cook time, firmest first (broccoli, carrot, baby…