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Cambodia's national dish, the centrepiece of any Khmer feast and the proper-occasion food across the country
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Cambodia's national dish, the centrepiece of any Khmer feast and the proper-occasion food across the country

Goat meat (bone-in pieces, ideally) simmers in water with onion, garlic, bay, salt and bouillon till tender (45 min)

The Burmese yellow split-pea fritter, sold by street vendors in hot oil-spattered cones of newspaper across Yangon's evening markets

A Burmese curry from the country's Indian-origin community, sitting somewhere between a Madras and a Burmese ohn-no in spice profile

Salt cod soaks for 24 hours with several water changes to draw out the salt

A Caribbean-Southern crossover that works because both traditions cook in a similar register: butter, peppers, alliums…

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

I’m a big fan of Thai chicken satay with peanut sauce

Chingri malai curry is one of those rare Bengali dishes that crosses the river: equally beloved in Kolkata's bonedi…

A quick anchovy-and-kelp stock makes the broth backbone (the Korean kitchen standard, taking 10 minutes)

The celebration-day Bengali fish curry, the one you cook for a Saraswati Puja lunch or a weekend when family are visiting

Beef (or goat, or prawns) parboils briefly

Gai yang ("grilled chicken") is one of the cornerstones of Isaan cooking, the cuisine of north-eastern Thailand that has…

Gefilte fish is the cold-served Ashkenazi Jewish fish dish, poached quenelles of ground white fish bound with egg and…

Rice cooks, dresses with sesame oil and salt while still warm

Go Bo Hoi An is a piquant Vietnamese beef salad featuring thinly sliced seared beef tossed with crisp vegetables, fresh…