
Arroz de Pato
Arroz de pato is Portugal's answer to paella, except baked rather than simmered, and the rice picks up a top crust of…
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Arroz de pato is Portugal's answer to paella, except baked rather than simmered, and the rice picks up a top crust of…

The Viennese answer to its Hungarian cousin: slower, deeper, almost spoonable, the gravy as dark as treacle from hours…

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

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

Onion is softened slowly in olive oil 15 minutes

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

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

BIR chicken pathia is the British-Indian-Restaurant sweet-and-sour curry, lemon and mango chutney pulling against sugar…

Bone-in chicken thighs and drumsticks rub with a saffron-cumin-ginger-paprika paste, then braise gently with onion…

Chicken pieces are rubbed with a spice paste of garlic, ginger, saffron, turmeric, paprika, cumin, salt and olive oil; rest for 30 minutes

Trinidadian comfort food that brings together the East Indian and Afro-Caribbean strands of Trini cookery in one pan…

Iraqi dolma is the slow-cooked stuffed-vegetable dish that anchors every Iraqi family table at celebrations and Sunday…

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