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Lamb shoulder and lamb tail fat (or extra fatty trim) chop fine with a heavy knife or zırh (curved blade), proper Adana…
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Lamb shoulder and lamb tail fat (or extra fatty trim) chop fine with a heavy knife or zırh (curved blade), proper Adana…

Arroz de pato is Portugal's answer to paella, except baked rather than simmered, and the rice picks up a top crust of…

Dried beans (chickpeas + kidney beans + green lentils, OR the popular cheat of mixing all dried into one pot) soak overnight

The Viennese answer to its Hungarian cousin: slower, deeper, almost spoonable, the gravy as dark as treacle from hours…

Chicken poaches in a heavily spiced broth (saffron, ginger, cinnamon, lemon)

Bamia is the Iraqi okra-and-lamb stew, slow-braised lamb shoulder with tamarind, dried lime and whole baby okra, the…

A showstopping dish featuring a rare beef tenderloin encased in layers of mushroom duxelles, spinach, herb crêpes, and a…

Blanquette de veau is the white-on-white veal stew that turns up on bistro chalkboards across France in the spring, a…

Bread is soaked in milk; mince is browned with onions; curry powder, turmeric and Cape Malay spices bloom

A dry curry rather than a saucy one, "bunjay" is Trinidadian patois for "fry-down", the technique of cooking meat in its…

A cataplana is a hinged copper clamshell pan, and the seafood stew named after it is one of those dishes where the cookware does the work

A food-safe cedar plank submerges in water for an hour

The flavour you'd get at a Melbourne charcoal-chicken takeaway, distilled into something you can run at home with a…

BIR chicken chasni is the Glasgow-Punjabi sweet curry, a smooth pale-orange sauce pairing tandoori chicken with mango…

Chicken inasal is the pride of Bacolod City on Negros Occidental, where streetside grill houses serve nothing else…

BIR chicken pathia is the British-Indian-Restaurant sweet-and-sour curry, lemon and mango chutney pulling against sugar…