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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…

Bagels are the boiled-then-baked New York-Jewish rolls, the dense chewy ring with a glossy mahogany crust that defines…

The brightest barszcz uses fermented beetroot kvas, beetroot, garlic and rye bread crust steeped in salted water for…

Bessara is the Egyptian fava-bean dip the colour of pale green, a thicker, smoother cousin to ful medames eaten across…

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

Whole fresh anchovies butterfly: pinch the head, pull, the spine and head come away with the guts

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…

Aubergine cubes are salted to weep, fried hard in olive oil to deep gold, and reserved

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

A deeply complex, rich sauce combining charred tomatoes with smoldering chipotle peppers, garlic, and red wine

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

Dried chickpeas soak overnight (never cooked, chickpeas must remain raw)

Dried chickpeas (or a chickpea-fava blend) soak overnight

Pita breads are torn into pieces and toasted (or fried) until crisp and crunchy

A torn pita is brushed with olive oil and grilled or fried until golden and crisp