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Bifanas are Portugal's national lunch sandwich, sold at every counter from Lisbon to Porto
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Bifanas are Portugal's national lunch sandwich, sold at every counter from Lisbon to Porto

Dried black-eyed peas, soaked overnight, simmered low and slow with a smoked ham hock and aromatics

A classic Roman salad featuring crisp cos lettuce coated in a rich, anchovy-based dressing with crispy croutons, tender…

Pork shoulder is rubbed with a paste of achiote, orange and lime juices, garlic, oregano and warming spices, then left…

Lamb and chicken poach slowly in a saffron-tomato broth with chunks of root vegetables and chickpeas

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Whole Kashmiri red chillies soak in white wine vinegar; ground with garlic, ginger, cumin, peppercorns, cinnamon, cloves…

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Chilli con carne is a hearty, flavour-packed stew that celebrates bold Mexican spicing combined with slow-cooked beef, beans, and tomatoes

Made popular by Chinese restaurants and takeaways, these are another menu item that have been adapted to have a subtle Thai flavour

Pork sorpotel is the Portuguese-Goan vinegar pork stew, traditionally made for celebrations and improving dramatically…

Pork shoulder and pork ribs are simmered with onion, garlic and bay until tender, building a stock that becomes the soup base

This classic Thai dish of noodles is both aromatic and lightly spicy, serving well as either a main course or a starter

Pulled pork is the slowest, simplest hero of American Southern barbecue

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Dried pinto beans soak overnight (or quick-soak: 1 hour after boiling)