
Américaine Sauce
A luxurious, amber-hued sauce featuring tender lobster meat and shells creating a rich, umami-forward base
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A luxurious, amber-hued sauce featuring tender lobster meat and shells creating a rich, umami-forward base

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 "everything" Louisiana gumbo, chicken thighs, andouille, lump crab and shrimp all in one pot, and the dish where the…

Bacalhau à Brás is the dish Portugal turns to when the salt cod, the onions and the eggs all need to find their place in…

The Burmese dried-shrimp relish that sits in a jar in every Yangon kitchen, the seasoning you reach for to lift a plate…

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

Nasi goreng is Indonesia's national fried rice, the leftover-rescue dish that became one of the great Southeast Asian…

This dish works best with raw beef that has been sliced paper thin, as it cooks in seconds when placed in the hot broth

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

Bouillabaisse is the Marseille fishermen's stew that began as a way to use the cuts of fish nobody wanted to buy at…

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

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 pork and prawn filling is bound with shredded carrot, glass noodles and reconstituted wood-ear mushrooms, then rolled…

A Louisiana classic, the dish whose name means "smothered" in French, and that's exactly what's happening at the table…