Caldeirada de bacalhau applies the great Portuguese fisherman’s-stew method to the king of fish: salt cod layered raw with potatoes,...
Read moreDetailsHamam mahshi is one of Egypt’s grand old dishes: squab (young pigeon) stuffed with buttery rice, poached until tender, then...
Read moreDetailsI met attiéké at an African restaurant in New York, ordered it out of pure curiosity, and left planning my...
Read moreDetailsDiscada is northern Mexico’s glorious answer to the question “what if we cooked six meats in one giant disc?” Traditionally...
Read moreDetailsI met pollo al limone — chicken limone — in a tiny side-street restaurant in Rome, one of those places...
Read moreDetailsI met kolokithakia gemista — Greek stuffed zucchini — at a little taverna on Crete: sunset, wine, grilled-herb air, and...
Read moreDetailsFried cuttlefish, Portuguese style, is beach-restaurant food at its purest: pieces of tender cuttlefish shaken in fine cornmeal, fried until...
Read moreDetailsChoco frito is Setúbal on a plate. If you have ever been to that sunny port city south of Lisbon,...
Read moreDetailsBanku is one of Ghana’s great staples: a smooth, slightly tangy dough of cassava and corn, cooked and shaped into...
Read moreDetailsCaraotas negras are the beating heart of the Venezuelan table: glossy, savory-sweet black beans that anchor pabellón criollo, the national...
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