
Northern Thailand (Lanna), Thailand
Nam Prik Noom
น้ำพริกหนุ่ม
Northern Thai green chili dip with roasted young chilies, garlic, and shallots, served with vegetables and pork rinds.
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Northern Thailand (Lanna), Thailand
น้ำพริกหนุ่ม
Northern Thai green chili dip with roasted young chilies, garlic, and shallots, served with vegetables and pork rinds.

India
Papita chutney (Papaya chutney)
Coconut chutney: grated coconut ground with green chilli and tempered with mustard seeds.

Myanmar
ငါးပိရည်
Fish paste boiled down with garlic, chilli and tamarind into a thin, salty dipping liquor served with a plate of raw and blanched vegetables.

Palestine
بسارة
Dip made from fava beans and corchorus (molokhia) leaves, blended with garlic, olive oil, and cumin into a thick, earthy spread for bread.

Laos
ປົ່ນ
Fish or meat boiled soft and pounded with chilli, garlic, herbs and padaek into a thick, spicy purée served as a dip.

Cambodia
ប្រហុកខ្ទិះ
Dip of prahok fried with coconut milk, minced pork, kaffir lime leaves, and a kroeung paste, served with crisp raw vegetables for dipping.

Antakya, Lebanon
محمرة
Roasted red peppers pounded with walnuts, breadcrumbs, pomegranate molasses and chilli into a coarse, sweet-sour paste.

Gujarat, India
રિંગણ નો ઓળો
A Gujarati smoked eggplant mash with yogurt and spices. Similar to baingan bharta but with a distinct Gujarati flavor.

Laos
ແຈ່ວໝາກເຂືອ
Aubergine blackened over coals, peeled and pounded with garlic, chilli, fish sauce and herbs into a soft grey dip.

Laos
ແຈ່ວໝາກເລັ່ນ
Tomatoes, garlic, shallot and chilli charred over coals then pounded with padaek and coriander into a smoky, chunky dip.

Greece
Σκορδαλιά
Greek garlic dip of mashed potatoes or bread with garlic, olive oil, and vinegar. A meze and dip classic, creamy and pungent, served with fried fish and vegetables, a national staple.

Iceland
Skyronnes is a dip from Iceland, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Turkey
Fish-roe meze with olive oil and lemon.

Bulgaria
Ταραμοσαλάτα
Greek fish roe dip of tarama (cured roe), bread, olive oil, and lemon, blended until silky and pale pink. A Clean Monday and meze staple, creamy and savory, served with bread.

Libya
Pumpkin or turnip boiled soft and mashed with garlic, caraway, harissa and lemon into a sharp orange dip.

Mauritius
Satini pomme d'amour
Raw tomato crushed with onion, coriander, chilli and lime into a loose relish that goes beside almost every Creole plate.

Cyprus
Ταλαττούρι
Cypriot yoghurt with grated cucumber, garlic and dried mint, thicker and mintier than tzatziki.

Greece
Τυροκαυτερή
Feta whipped with roasted green peppers, olive oil and a hit of chilli or paprika into a pale, spicy dip. A taverna meze served with bread, cousin to the milder htipiti.

Greece
Τζατζίκι
Greek dip of strained yogurt, grated cucumber, garlic, olive oil, and dill. The national dip, served with bread, souvlaki, and grilled meats, cool and tangy, a meze staple.

Turkey
A meze of shredded chicken mixed with a thick sauce of ground walnuts, bread crumbs, garlic, and red pepper. Originating from the Circassian community in Turkey, it is served cold and is a fixture at meze tables and special occasions.