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    How to Use Spices to Transform Your Cooking

    Basic spices for the kitchen are seeds, bark, or roots that enhance or even define the flavor and aroma of food. A well-…

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    Greek Lasagna: How to Make Classic Moussaka

    Due to its layered structure and similar cooking method—where ingredients are arranged in layers and baked until golden brown—this dish is often compared to Italian lasagna. Moussaka is a traditional…

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    How to Make Classic Provençal Ratatouille

    Because its ingredients are so easy to find, ratatouille has become one of Provençal cuisine’s most beloved dishes. The essence of this dish lies in sautéing and simmering fresh vegetables…

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    What Knights Really Ate: Pike Aspic, Saffron Ice Cream, and Other Medieval Delights

    Bohdan Halonzka wakes up early. He gets dressed quickly, drinks his coffee, checks the news on his phone, and rushes to work. He has a demanding employer: Bohdan works in…

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    Who Invented Ketchup? The Surprising Global Origins of America’s Favorite Condiment

    Ketchup is an American culinary icon, but it wasn’t invented in the United States. Back in the early 18th century, English sailors brought “ketchup” — as it was then called…

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    How Odessa forshmak turned herring into a classic cold appetizer

    Forshmak traces its roots to East Prussia. In Germany it was an appetizer of fried herring baked with potatoes, onions, peppers, and sour cream. In Sweden, Finland, and Poland the…

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    Kulajda vs. Chakapuli: Two Mushroom Recipes for a Meatless Lent

    The traditional Czech mushroom soup is called kulajda, while Georgia’s national culinary masterpiece is chakapuli. Pick the one that fits your taste, and enjoy a protein-rich, meat-free meal at your…

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    When a Recipe Becomes Law: How Italy Protects Neapolitan Pizza

    February 9 is International Pizza Day, a celebration of the world’s most popular fast food — some 500 million pizzas are eaten every day worldwide, and annual sales reach into…

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    Beef Bourguignon: The Dukes of Burgundy’s Wine-Braised Classic

    The medieval Kingdom of Burgundy sat where southeastern France and western Switzerland meet. The Dukes of Burgundy are thought to have carried a beef-and-wine recipe from Belgium into Provence, Côte-d’Or,…

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    Singapore approves 16 edible insects — from locusts to rhinoceros beetles

    This city-state in Southeast Asia is renowned for its warm embrace of cuisines from around the globe, blending them into something uniquely its own—delicious and distinctive. Not wanting to be…

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    The Avocado Obsession: Why We Love It and Why It Can Be Risky

    The creamy flesh of the ‘alligator pear’ stands out because of its high fat content and a flavor that’s part pumpkin, part slightly tart pear. Beneath the tough skin of…

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    Pike Aspic and Saffron Ice Cream: What Teutonic Knights Really Ate

    Bohdan Halonzka wakes up early. He dresses quickly, drinks his coffee, glances at the news on his smartphone, and rushes off to work. He has a demanding employer: Halonzka works…

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    How to Use Spinach: Salads, Soups, Pies, Smoothies, and Even Cake

    Spinach is the perfect ingredient that pairs well with just about anything. It’s used in large quantities and incorporated into dishes across Italian, Spanish, French, Balkan, and Caucasian cuisines. The…

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    The New Science of Losing Weight: From Lunar Fasts to Molecular Cuisine

    Modern weight-loss strategies work with nature, use bioactive ingredients, pay attention to food energy, and sometimes rely on appetite tricks. Weight Loss According to Lunar Rhythms The idea is that…

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    Finger Lime: The Citrus That Pops Like Caviar

    The fruit’s full official name is the Australian finger lime. Its unusual, elongated appearance makes it stand out at first glance. It doesn’t look like familiar childhood citrus—orange, lemon, or…

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    Transcarpathian Potato Soup: Creamy, Tangy, and Easy

    Ingredients: 2.2 lbs of potatoes 2 1/2 to 3 cups sour cream (the thicker, tangier style common in Eastern European cuisine) 2 1/2 tablespoons flour 4 cups milk Salt, pepper,…

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    Pani Monika Cake: A Layered Cheese-and-Orange Dessert

    Ingredients: Dough for 2 cheese flatbreads: 1 cup sugar 1 stick (about 8 oz) of butter or margarine 5 egg yolks 3 tablespoons sour cream (a thicker, tangier Eastern European-style…

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    Palanichki: Crispy Cinnamon Spirals from Eastern Europe

    Ingredients: 2 cups lard or 2 packages margarine 2 cups sour cream (a thicker, tangier Eastern European variety) 1 cup sugar 1 tablespoon ammonia Flour, as needed Mix the lard,…

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    How to Make Cabbage Vareniki — Easy Homemade Dumplings

    Ingredients Cabbage: 500g (about 1.1 lbs) Carrot: 150g (about 5.3 oz) Onion: 2 pieces Flour: 350g (about 12.3 oz) Water: 150ml (about 0.6 cups) Olive oil: 50ml (about 3.4 tbsp)…

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    Imeretian Khachapuri: Classic Georgian Cheese Bread

    Ingredients: For the dough: 500 g all-purpose flour (about 4 cups) 250 ml milk (about 1 cup) 8 g yeast (about 2 teaspoons) 1 tablespoon oil 1 teaspoon salt 1.5…

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    Make-Ahead Honey Cake That Only Gets Better

    Dough 3 eggs 1 cup sugar 1 cup honey 2 tablespoons sour cream (use a thicker, tangier variety if available) 1 tablespoon butter 1 lb flour (approx. 4 cups) 1…

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    How to Make Khinkali — Juicy Georgian Dumplings You Can Master

    Ingredients: For the dough: 3 cups of flour, 1 tsp salt, 2 tbsp oil, 200 ml ice-cold water For the filling: 500 g ground meat, 1 onion, salt, pepper, 150…

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    How to Make Green Cold Borscht

    Boil the meat and the sausage. Cut them into cubes. Cube the cucumbers and the hard-boiled egg whites. Finely chop the green onions and mash them with salt. In a…

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    Korean-Style Green Tomatoes — A Quick Refrigerator Pickle

    Green tomatoes — 2.2 lb Yellow bell pepper — 1, sliced into strips Garlic — 1 head, minced 9% vinegar — 3.4 fl oz Oil — 3.4 fl oz Sugar…

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    Lviv Cake: A Peanut‑Studded Ukrainian Classic

    Ingredients: 5 egg yolks 1 cup sugar 100 g sour cream (a thicker, tangier Eastern European-style sour cream) 100 g margarine 2 cups flour 1 cup finely chopped peanuts 2…

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    How Italy’s Regional Histories Shaped Its Food

    Italy is a country where each region boasts its own rich history, yet it only became a unified state relatively recently. This likely contributes to the incredible diversity found in…

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    Krupnik: Cheesy Porridge Casserole with Buckwheat, Wheat, or Millet

    I make Krupnik with buckwheat, wheat, or millet porridge. It’s made like a casserole: I mix the porridge with eggs, grated cheese, sour cream (a thicker, tangier Eastern European-style sour…

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    How Latvians Turn Pumpkin into Pickles and a Tangy Salad

    Latvian National Cuisine: Pumpkin Dishes Latvian cuisine includes several pumpkin dishes. Here are two traditional preparations: Pickled Pumpkin Peel the pumpkin and remove the seeds and stringy flesh. Cut the…

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