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

The Aussie burger, sometimes called "the lot", is a milk-bar institution that emerged in Australia in the mid-twentieth…

Navy beans soak overnight

Bifanas are Portugal's national lunch sandwich, sold at every counter from Lisbon to Porto

Pork shoulder, beef, smoked sausage and bacon all brown separately, then meet sauerkraut, fresh cabbage, dried porcini…

Dried black-eyed peas, soaked overnight, simmered low and slow with a smoked ham hock and aromatics

Char siu, literally "fork-roasted" in Cantonese, is the lacquered red barbecue pork that hangs in the windows of siu mei…

Three margherita-style pizzas with a long-cooked plum tomato ragù as the base, topped with thinly sliced chorizo…

Pork shoulder is rubbed with a paste of achiote, orange and lime juices, garlic, oregano and warming spices, then left…

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…

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…

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