
Brazil
Paçoca de Carne Seca
A dry pounded mixture of sun-dried beef and cassava flour crushed together in a mortar, an everyday Northeastern staple eaten as a side or stuffing.
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Brazil
A dry pounded mixture of sun-dried beef and cassava flour crushed together in a mortar, an everyday Northeastern staple eaten as a side or stuffing.

France
Steak au poivre
Steak crusted with cracked peppercorns and served with a creamy pan sauce.

Cuba
Picadillo a la criolla
A Cuban ground beef hash with olives, raisins, and capers, a daily and home classic

Cochabamba, Bolivia
A Cochabamba platter of sautéed beef chunks, sausage, fries, onions, peppers, tomatoes, and boiled eggs in a spicy sauce.

Cambodia
ប្លះសាច់គោ
Raw beef ceviche marinated in lime juice, dressed with fish sauce, prahok, shallots, garlic, and fresh herbs, topped with roasted ground rice and crushed peanuts.

Northern Portugal, Portugal
Posta Mirandesa is a Portuguese meat dish from Trás-os-Montes, cooked with local seasoning until the defining cut is tender and well browned.

France
Slowly boiled beef and vegetables, served as broth then meat and vegetables.

India
قیمہ
Minced beef or mutton fried down with onion, tomato, ginger and garam masala until the fat separates, sometimes with peas or potato.

Guam
Riyenu is a potato and ground-beef stuffing with peppers, olives, and raisins; the savoury-sweet mixture is served as a seasoned Chamorro filling or side.

England, United Kingdom
A rib or sirloin joint roasted rare in the middle and rested, carved thin, and served with horseradish and its own pan juices.

La Paz, Bolivia
A La Paz-style minced beef hash with peas, potatoes, and spices, a regional comfort dish.

United States
A seasoned ground-beef patty served with brown gravy — a retro American dinner.

Niue
Povi Masima
Povi masima is beef brined or preserved with salt, then simmered until tender and used in stews, soups, or communal meals; the long cooking softens the beef and concentrates its savoury flavour.

Rome, Italy
Roman veal scaloppine topped with prosciutto and a sage leaf, sautéed in white wine. The name means 'jumps in the mouth' for its lively flavor.

Berlin, Germany
Schnitzel Holstein tops a breaded veal cutlet with a fried egg, anchovy fillets, capers and toast.

Scotland, United Kingdom
Scotch Beef is a protected collective food or drink identity with a defined regional specification.

Botswana
Botswana's national dish — beef or goat meat boiled in a three-legged iron pot with only salt, water, and cooking oil, simmered until tender, then pounded and shredded; served at funerals, weddings, and independence celebrations.

Japan
しゃぶしゃぶ
Thinly sliced beef swished briefly in a light kombu broth at the table, dipped in ponzu or sesame.

Bhutan
ཤ་སྐམ་པ།
Air-dried beef, hard as wood before cooking, simmered or fried with dried chillies and radish until it softens just enough to chew.

Tibet, China
Shapta
Shapta, strips of yak or beef stir-fried with onion and chilli, is a named Tibetan dish served everywhere on the plateau.

Cochabamba, Bolivia
A Cochabamba dish: thin, breaded and fried beef cutlet over rice and boiled potatoes, topped with a fried egg and tomato-onion-parsley salad.

Ethiopia
ስንግ
Ethiopian stuffed jalapeños — peppers split and filled with seasoned onions, lentils, beef or ayib. Beautiful on a beyaynetu and shockingly addictive.

East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
Se'i Sapi
East Nusa Tenggara smoked beef strips, traditionally made with venison, now beef, over wood fire.

United States
An Iowa steakhouse cut: a tender steak topped with a garlic-butter sauce with herbs.

United States
A pan-seared steak finished with a brandy-cream-mushroom sauce, often flambéed at the table.

France
Grilled steak served with french fries, the quintessential French bistro dish. The classic bone-in cut is cote-a-l-os, the rib steak of the brasserie canon.

Thailand
เสือร้องไห้
Suea rong hai ("crying tiger") is grilled beef brisket sliced and served with nam chim chaeo.

Kansai, Japan
すき焼き
Thinly sliced beef and vegetables simmered in sweet soy-dashi at the table, dipped in raw egg.

England, United Kingdom
A joint of beef, lamb, pork or chicken roasted and carved, served with roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables, stuffing and a jug of meat gravy.

West Java, Indonesia
Empal Gepuk
West Javanese sweet spiced fried beef, pounded thin and braised in palm sugar and spices.

Vienna, Austria
Boiled beef simmered with root vegetables and spices, served with apple-horseradish sauce and clear broth, a classic Viennese imperial dish.

Tainan, Taiwan
台南牛肉湯
Tainan's clear-broth beef soup breakfast, built around thin slices of fresh beef and a light, aromatic stock.

Czech Republic
Tatarský biftek
Raw minced beef tartare with egg yolk, capers, onion and gherkin, served with topinky.

Guangdong, China
潮汕牛肉火锅
Teochew beef hot pot uses precisely cut fresh beef dipped briefly in a clear broth, with noodles, vegetables, and herbs at the table.

Ethiopia
ጥሬ ሥጋ
Literally 'raw meat' — fresh beef served in long strips or hand-cut chunks with mitmita, awaze and niter kibbeh for dipping. A celebration food rooted in Ethiopia's centuries-old butchery culture, often carved tableside.

Texas, United States
Texas Brisket Sandwich
Beef brisket slow-smoked for 12-18 hours over oak until a black bark forms over melt-in-your-mouth fat and meat.