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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

Chicken thighs are marinated briefly with turmeric, ginger-garlic paste, yogurt and a pinch of red chilli

The Bahamas' Saturday-morning hangover cure, the breakfast bowl that arrives steaming in fish shacks and family kitchens…

A whole aubergine is charred directly over a gas flame until the skin is blackened and the flesh inside is soft

Rice flour, turmeric, coconut milk and water make a thin yellow batter

Beef shank with bones browns in ghee; onions cook to deep golden; whole spices bloom

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

Rendang is the slow-braised beef-and-coconut curry from the Minangkabau people of West Sumatra, traditionally served at…

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

Birria is a Mexican braise of long, patient ambition

A dry curry rather than a saucy one, "bunjay" is Trinidadian patois for "fry-down", the technique of cooking meat in its…

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…

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

A Caribbean-American fusion that works because both food cultures speak the language of "everything on one tray"

Chicken thighs cube small; marinate for 1 hour in yogurt, ginger-garlic paste, Kashmiri chilli, garam masala and cornflour