
Arroz Amarillo
Achiote seeds are bloomed in hot oil to draw out their deep yellow-orange colour, then strained out so only the tinted oil remains
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Achiote seeds are bloomed in hot oil to draw out their deep yellow-orange colour, then strained out so only the tinted oil remains

Mexican chorizo is rendered in the pan to release its red, paprika-laden oil

Spinach, coriander, parsley and a charred poblano are blended with chicken stock to make a vivid green cooking liquor

Rich, robust, and a thousand times better than store-bought, this authentic enchilada sauce packs serious flavour

Navy beans soak overnight

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

Boulangère potatoes are the bakery version of a French gratin, named for the tradition of dropping the dish off at the…

Broccoli-bacon salad is a fixture of American potlucks, summer cookouts, and church suppers, especially across the…

Mutton on the bone, shoulder, breast, leg in big pieces, is placed in a deep pot

Dried hulled white corn (nixtamalised, also called posole or hominy corn, distinct from tinned hominy) soaks overnight

Colombian empanadas are deep-fried half-moons in a vivid yellow-corn casing, sold by the dozen at every street stall in Bogotá and Medellín

Pinto beans are soaked overnight, then simmered with onion and garlic until tender

Frijoles fritos are the Honduran refried red beans that anchor nearly every Honduran plate, twice-cooked beans that go…

Frijoles paisas are the slow-cooked red beans that anchor every bandeja paisa in Antioquia, a dish that's part-bean, part-pork, all-day

Garlic bok choy is the side dish that every Cantonese parent makes mid-week without thinking, and it's the test of…

German potato salad is the warm cousin of the cold American picnic version, no mayonnaise in sight, just hot…