
Karnataka, India
Bhatkali Biryani
ಭಟ್ಕಳ ಬಿರಿಯಾನಿ
A biryani from Bhatkal in Karnataka, made with onions, green chilies, and meat. It has a light, saffron-tinged color.
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Karnataka, India
ಭಟ್ಕಳ ಬಿರಿಯಾನಿ
A biryani from Bhatkal in Karnataka, made with onions, green chilies, and meat. It has a light, saffron-tinged color.

Sindh, Pakistan
ڀُڳا چانور
A Sindhi fried rice with spices and whole chillies, earthy and warming.

Bangladesh
ভুনা খিচুড়ি
Rice and lentil fried in ghee with whole spice before liquid is added, so the grains stay separate and the dish comes out dry and rich.

North Korea
비빔밥
A bowl of warm white rice topped with seasoned vegetables (namul), gochujang chili paste, a fried egg, and sliced meat, stirred together before eating.

Tanzania
Zanzibari biryani layered with spiced rice, meat, potatoes and fried onions for celebrations.

Karnataka, India
ಬಿಸಿ ಬೇಳೆ ಭಾತ್
A spicy, tangy rice and lentil dish from Karnataka cooked with vegetables and a special spice powder. It is served with boondi and ghee.

Valencian Community, Spain
Arros negre
A dramatic black paella colored and flavored with squid ink, made with cuttlefish or squid and short-grain rice along the Catalan and Valencian coast.

Mauritius
Rice packed into a bowl over stir-fried chicken or prawn with pak choi and a thickened sauce, then inverted onto the plate with a fried egg on top.

South Korea
보리밥
Boribap is made with barley rice served with a spread of namul and gochujang to mix at table.

Tunisia
برزقان
A festive Tunisian sweet-savoury couscous with crunchy dried fruits, tender meat and spices, traditionally prepared to welcome spring.

China
卤鸭饭
Duck braised for hours in dark soy, galangal and star anise, sliced over rice cooked with yam or over plain rice with the braising liquor spooned across.

Spain
Arroz caldoso
A soupy rice dish cooked with free-range chicken, vegetables, saffron, and a picada of toasted almonds and parsley, served with plenty of broth.

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Будаатай хуурга
Rice fried with mutton or beef, onion, carrot and potato in the meat's own fat.

Papua New Guinea
Tinned corned beef (bully beef) fried with onions and served over rice — an introduced staple now woven into everyday PNG eating, especially in towns and mining camps.

Myanmar
ဒံပေါက်
Spiced rice steamed with chicken or mutton in a sealed pot, served with a bowl of sour soup, pickled mango, raw onion and mint.

Myanmar
ထမင်းကြော်
Day-old rice fried with boiled yellow peas, onion and turmeric oil, sometimes with egg or Chinese sausage, and served with a sour vegetable soup.

Vietnam
Bánh tét
A cylindrical sticky-rice cake with mung bean and pork, wrapped in banana leaf for Tết.

Antioquia, Colombia
The Paisa working-man breakfast: yesterday's rice, beans and plantain refried together and topped with a fried egg, cheese, chorizo or chicharrón — calentado means "heated". Equally at home on Ecuadorian coast tables.

Cape Town, South Africa
Breyani
A South African biryani of rice, lentils, and lamb or chicken with spices, a Cape Malay and Indian classic. A festive and wedding staple, aromatic and hearty, a national and cultural dish

Limón, Costa Rica
Rice and beans
Caribbean-style rice and red beans cooked in coconut milk with thyme and Panamanian pepper, a Limón province staple, aromatic and spicy.

United States
A historic long-grain rice once grown around Charleston, prized for its nutty flavor and fluffy grains.

Costa Rica
Typical lunch plate with rice, beans, plantains, salad, tortilla, and choice of protein, name means 'married' as components are always together.

El Salvador
A Salvadoran rice and beans dish, a daily and essential staple

Catalonia, Spain
Arròs a la cassola (Casserole Rice)
Catalan Rice Casserole, locally arròs a la cassola, simmers rice with sofregit, seasonal vegetables, and meat or seafood in one broad pan.

Afghanistan
چلو
Long-grain rice parboiled, drained and steamed with oil until the grains stay entirely separate and a crust forms at the bottom.

Hong Kong
Char Siu Fan
Sliced roast pork draped over steamed rice with a drizzle of the lacquering syrup — the default lunch of the city.

Charleston, United States
A Lowcountry side of rice cooked with tomatoes, bacon, and onion until each grain is tinted red.

Peru
Peruvian fried rice with mixed seafood, soy sauce, spring onions and egg. A chifa-Peruvian fusion dish.

DR Congo
Soso
Chicken and rice, a common Congolese dish; listed in Wikipedia's Congolese cuisine; chicken is cooked with rice in a single pot with tomatoes, onions, and spices; a simple, comforting, and filling meal; a popular dish for family dinners; the chicken and rice of the Congo; found at every restaurant and family table; a beloved everyday dish.

Bissau, Guinea-Bissau
Arroz de Cabidela
Rice cooked with chicken and its blood, mixed with vinegar to prevent clotting; a Portuguese tradition adapted in Guinea-Bissau for special occasions; the blood gives the rice a dark colour and rich, iron flavour; a dish of Lusophone heritage.

United States
A South Carolina Lowcountry one-pot of chicken, sausage, and rice, named for its boggy, moist texture.

San José, Costa Rica
Layered bowl of white rice, spiced beans, chicharrón pork pieces, pico de gallo, and tortilla chips, born in 1990s San José bars.

Karnataka, India
चित्रान्नम्
Cooked rice is tempered with lemon, turmeric, mustard seed, and peanuts in Karnataka.

Philippines
Champorado
A sweet, creamy rice porridge made with glutinous rice and cocoa, traditionally paired with salty dried fish (tuyo).

Bumthang, Bhutan
ཅོག་དན
Bhutanese fried rice, usually with egg and vegetables, served at home and in eateries.

Finland
Riisipuuro
Rice porridge traditionally served at Christmas with cinnamon, sugar, and milk, often with a hidden almond for luck.