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Discover 1780 iconic traditional dishes from 151 countries - what they are, what's in them, and where to taste the real thing.
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Dong Ding
Dong Ding is the classic Taiwanese high-mountain oolong from Nantou, with floral, creamy, stone-fruit notes and a tight rolled pellet shape.
Isombe
Isombe is a Rwandan stew of pounded cassava leaves cooked with palm oil, fish or meat and vegetables.
Kafteji
Kafteji is a Tunisian dish of chopped fried vegetables and eggs, served in a sandwich or on a plate with harissa.
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Kamby Arro
A slow-cooked Paraguayan rice pudding simmered in milk with sugar, cinnamon and a touch of lemon zest, served cold in small glasses and shared at patron-saint festivals, family lunches and during Holy Week.
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Kusa Mochi
Kusa mochi is Japanese mugwort rice cake, green from pounded yomogi leaves, traditionally filled with sweet red bean paste in spring.
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Moosbeernocken
Austrian Alpine dumplings of quark-potato dough wrapped around whole lingonberries, poached, and rolled in buttered breadcrumbs or cinnamon sugar.
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Mornay Sauce
The classic French cheese sauce - a béchamel finished off the heat with grated Gruyère (and sometimes Parmesan) and a yolk-and-cream liaison for extra body.
Tomme Vaudoise
Tomme Vaudoise is a supple cow's-milk cheese from the Swiss canton of Vaud, with a washed grey-brown rind and a mild, nutty character, often melted in fondue.
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Yancheng Long Xia
Yancheng long xia are freshwater crayfish from Jiangsu province, boiled with chilli, garlic and Sichuan peppercorn and eaten from huge shared piles.
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