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Ajiaco is Bogotá's signature dish, the Andean chicken soup the whole capital eats on cold Sunday afternoons in the cool…
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Ajiaco is Bogotá's signature dish, the Andean chicken soup the whole capital eats on cold Sunday afternoons in the cool…

Whole-wheat (atta) flour is mixed with salt and just enough warm water to make a soft dough; rests for 20 minutes

Floury potatoes boil in their skins, then mash dry

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Bombay Potatoes is comfort food at its finest

Potato is boiled, peeled and mashed

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

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The Chilean Sunday-lunch one-pot, the soup-stew that turns up on every kitchen table from Santiago to Patagonia

Cooked chickpeas (tinned for speed, OR overnight-soaked and home-cooked for the best texture) toss with diced red onion…

The vegetarian centrepiece of Bengali Sunday lunches and festival meals, the curry that arrives on the rice plate when…

Chicken thighs (or lamb) are browned, onions and tomato cooked down with garlic and a single whole chilli, then the meat…

Colombian empanadas are deep-fried half-moons in a vivid yellow-corn casing, sold by the dozen at every street stall in Bogotá and Medellín

Kachalou pakora are Afghan-style battered potato slices, fried crisp and dusted with chaat masala while they are still hot from the oil