
High-starch potaoes (like russets or yellow flesh) are the best choice when making latkes. Popular in Ashkenazi Jewish cuisine, they’re traditionally prepared to celebrate Hanukkah. Keep a splatter guard handy to […]
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High-starch potaoes (like russets or yellow flesh) are the best choice when making latkes. Popular in Ashkenazi Jewish cuisine, they’re traditionally prepared to celebrate Hanukkah. Keep a splatter guard handy to […]
Fresh-made, these spring rolls with a shatteringly crisp skin with a light filling full of tender-crisp vegetables and sweet shredded crabsticks. Unliked the ones often found in restaurants, these ones […]
Called “Salad Olivier” in Russia, Russian Salad is a classic of Serbian cooking. It’s a hearty potato and egg salad made with vegetables, gherkins and Milena Protich’s version includes chicken, […]
South Indians have been eating layered rice and meat dishes for about 1800 years, but it’s the Mughal Dynasty (early 16th to mid 19th centuries) that’s most associated with biryani. […]
This biscuit salami is part of the family of chocolate salamis found in Europe and South America — in Romania, it’s called salam de biscuiţi. It’s important to to keep […]
Risalamande is a rich, lightly sweet rice pudding is topped with a warmed tart cherry sauce and served on Christmas Eve in Danish homes. According to tradition, the pudding is […]
Bigos, also known as Polish hunter’s stew, is a hearty autumn and winter dish made with various bits of chopped meats cooked with sauerkraut and fresh cabbage. The sauerkraut’s sharpness […]
Shish Taouk are quick and easy Syrian chicken kebabs, but the meat needs time to absorb the marinade’s flavours. It’s the yoghurt that makes the meat its succulence, but don’t […]
Mocequa is a Brazilian fish stew, developed by enslaved peoples and named for the earthenware pot used to prepare it. As azeite de dendê (red palm oil) can be difficult […]
Tohogoshi Narin is a popular, easy-to-make Uyghur/Uighur dish also known as “Big Plate Chicken.” You can make it with boneless chicken but definitely try it with bone-in chicken. As the […]