The Major Differences Between Green Enchilada Sauce And Salsa Verde
Green enchilada sauce and salsa verde may look similar, but there are major differences between them when it comes to preparation, ingredients, and application.
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The Taiwanese Ramen Dish That Slings Serious Godzilla Vibes
Whether you've been adding tangy Ranch or experimented with canned soup to create unique ramen, there's one ingredient you likely haven't tried: crocodile meat.
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The Key Ingredient That Gives Chinese Barbecue Its Sticky Glaze
We uncover the secret behind glossy char siu - an ancient Chinese ingredient that's been creating culinary masterpieces since the Shang dynasty.
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Bandrek Is The Spiced Indonesian Drink That Gives Tea A Run For Its Money
If you're tired of plain old breakfast tea and want to try something unique that will warm you up, then this specialty from West Java will hit the spot.
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Store-Bought Ginger Garlic Paste Is The Key To Quicker Indian Meals At Home
Store-bought ginger garlic paste can be a quick hack to skip past the prep work of home-cooked Indian meals. Here's how to work it into your cooking.
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Thousands Of Years Ago, Curry Helped Connect Ancient Cultures
Although curry is found in many modern Asian cuisines, the link hasn't always been so apparent. New research shows how the dish connected ancient civilizations.
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No, That's Not A Candy Cigar. It's A Kalimpong Lollipop
Made with condensed milk, a certain cigar-shaped treat is an edible icon of a tiny town in West Bengal, India.
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Rooh Afza Is The South Asian Pantry Staple That Adds A Floral Taste To Drinks
Rooh Afza is refreshing and complex but simple to enjoy, and can be used in a variety of ways. Here's how to use this sweet drink and why it's worth having.
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What Are Chalupas And How Are They Different In The US Vs. Mexico?
Many Americans love traditional Mexican food, but those dishes often change when they cross the border and become adapted to new taste preferences.
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The Polish Open-Faced Sandwich Starring Savory Mushrooms
This baked street-food sandwich found all over Poland is a versatile star. Find out how they're made and what you can add to customize your own zapiekanka.
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16 Egg Dishes From Japan You Need To Try At Least Once
From savory tamagoyaki to comforting oyakodon, explore the complex flavors of Japanese cuisine with these 16 delectable, must-try egg dishes.
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35 Popular Filipino Dishes You'll Regret Not Trying Once
From sweet spaghetti to lumpia to adobo, here are some essential Filipino foods you need to try at least once in your life, preferably in the Philippines.
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13 Facts You Need To Know About Za'atar
Vibrant and herbaceous, za'atar is deliciously versatile. Interested in learning more? Read our list of the 13 best facts about this spice blend.
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Haft Sin: The 7 Symbolic Tastes Of The Persian New Year
Never heard of a Haft Sin? Not to worry, because we're here to guide you through the seven items it consists of and what each represents in the year to come.
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9 Popular Irish Beer Brands, Ranked
Irish beer doesn't often get a ton of recognition, but it should, and these popular brands are the reason why, from the most familiar stouts to rare ales.
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50 Types Of Dumplings, Explained
From Japanese gyoza to Tibetan momo, dumplings are a diverse global food. For our list of the world's best, read our curated guide to learn more.
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23 Traditional Thai Dishes You Should Know About
Many people are familiar with classics from their local Thai spot, but there are plenty of traditional Thai dishes that are worth exploring.
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26 Korean Dishes Everyone Needs To Try Once
Korean cuisine is colorful, delicious, and endlessly varied. Curious about the food you need to be eating? Read our guide to find out the best.
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Singapore's Fried Carrot Cake Is Far Different From What You Likely Expect
Carrot cake may be as popular in Singapore as it is in America, but it's an entirely different meal depending on which country you order it in.
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What Makes Oaxaca's Mole Blanco Unique?
Although not as well-known, mole blanco remains a unique sauce that hails from Oaxaca. Here's why it may surprisingly stand out from the rest.
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14 Sweet Traditions Of Drinking Chocolate Around The World
The drinking of chocolate from around the world varies greatly. From Austria to Ghana, here are different cultural traditions of drinking hot chocolate.
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The Middle Eastern Condiment Made With Pickled Mango
Often described as the Middle Eastern equivalent of umami, amba is a pickled mango condiment that crosses diasporic Jewish communities.
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Lo Mein Vs Chow Mein: What's The Difference?
Many think that the only difference between chow mein and lo mein is the texture of their noodles, but the cooking technique makes the real distinction.
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Ortolan: The Controversial French Delicacy You'll Probably Never Try
Ortolan is a French delicacy roped in controversy, known as a dish for the elite. Here's why you'll probably never try it -- and may not want to.
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The Unique Ingredient That Elevates Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken
If you're looking to "level up" your next batch of Taiwanese popcorn chicken, try adding this unique ingredient to your marinade mixture.
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The Ancient Greek Origins Of The Word 'Casserole'
Have you ever wondered how casseroles got their name? It's easy to understand why people love these warm, comforting dishes, but their name has us curious.
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What's Served In A Traditional Full Scottish Breakfast?
Scots need extra warmth to tolerate cold weather, so sausages, fried potatoes, and much more offer the calories needed to face bone-chilling temperatures.
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