
Germany
Spargel
Spargel refers to German white asparagus, blanched or steamed and served with butter, hollandaise or ham during spring harvest.
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Germany
Spargel refers to German white asparagus, blanched or steamed and served with butter, hollandaise or ham during spring harvest.

Saint Kitts and Nevis
Plantains sliced and fried until golden, then seasoned with salt, parsley, and chopped spring onions; an essential component of the national dish; sweet and spicy; a key part of the stewed saltfish plate; the spicy plantains of Saint Kitts and Nevis; a sweet and savory accompaniment.

Indonesia
Botok
Food steamed in banana leaf with spiced grated coconut, no added oil, healthy and flavorful.

Malta
Qaqoċċ mimli
Globe artichokes opened out and packed with breadcrumbs, anchovy, olives, capers and garlic, then braised standing in water and oil.

Reunion
Chouchou Farci
Chouchou (chayote) stuffed with meat and baked; a subtle curcubitaceous vegetable; the gratin of chouchou is also popular; a TasteAtlas-listed must-try; the stuffed chouchou that is a Reunionese specialty.

Bulgaria
Чушки бюрек
Long red peppers roasted, peeled, stuffed with white brine cheese and egg, floured and fried until the cheese oozes at the ends.

Bulgaria
Пълнени чушки
Dried or fresh peppers packed with rice and minced pork, stood upright in a pot and baked in tomato sauce.

Navarre, Spain
Pimientos del piquillo rellenos
Small sweet roasted piquillo peppers from Navarre, stuffed with cod, shrimp, or meat, then baked in a sauce, often bechamel.

Hebron, Palestine
محشي لفت
Turnips stuffed with rice and beef, simmered in sumac and tamarind paste — a traditional dish from Hebron, served with yogurt.

Stupava, Slovakia
Stupavské zelé
Large flat cabbages grown around Stupava and shredded for sauerkraut, protected by origin and fermented in barrels each autumn.

Albania
Sukalë
Sauteed wild greens, typically foraged vegetables like spinach, nettles, or chard cooked with olive oil and garlic, fresh vibrant greens with proper seasoning and not overcooked, a spring specialty.

Kenya
Kenya's daily green: sautéed collard greens with onions and tomatoes, the most common ugali companion

Jamaica
A bitter Jamaican gourd vegetable, boiled or pickled and eaten as a side or with saltfish; prized for its digestive properties.

Puerto Rico
Pastelón
Layers of fried ripe plantain and seasoned ground beef bound with beaten egg and cheese and baked until it sets like a lasagne.

Dominican Republic
Batata
Sweet potato, used in dulce de batata and as a side dish, a traditional Paraguayan vegetable, versatile and sweet.

Bissau, Guinea-Bissau
Djambo
Stew of sweet potato leaves cooked with peanuts and beef or chicken; the leaves are finely chopped and simmered until tender, the peanuts adding richness and body; a green, earthy dish served with rice across Guinea-Bissau.

Zambia
Kalembula
Zambian dish of sweet potato leaves; a common relish served with nshima; leaves cooked with tomatoes, onions, and sometimes groundnuts; nutritious and earthy; one of the many leafy green relishes of Zambia; foraged or grown in gardens; similar to pumpkin leaves but with a distinct flavor.

Auckland, Niue
Thinly sliced taro and ripe papaya are layered with coconut cream and baked in the umu until the taro softens and the papaya breaks down into a sweet, creamy sauce, making this the national dish of Niue.

Tuvalu
Talo tokotokoi is baked taro mashed and covered with sweetened coconut cream, producing a soft starchy dish for Tuvaluan community gatherings.

Mauritius
Brède songe
The young leaves of the taro plant, sold in tied bundles and cooked down as the most common of the island's brèdes.

Palau
Palauan taro rösti combines grated taro with onion, garlic, and seasoning, then fries it into a crisp patty with a soft starchy centre.

Tunisia
تستيرة
Fried green peppers, tomato and garlic chopped coarsely and served warm as a side with grilled fish and eggs.

Kenya
Amaranth greens cooked as a Kenyan leafy relish with onion, tomato or groundnut.

Malawi
Malawian leafy greens prepared as a relish alongside nsima.

Maldives
ތެލުލި ފައި
Moringa leaves fried in oil with chili and onion — a nutritious side dish added to garudhiya and rice for extra flavour and exotic taste.

Botswana
Wild green vegetable that grows seasonally in Botswana — cooked as a relish like morogo, served with pap; one of the wild-foraged greens that supplement the Batswana diet.

Kerala, India
തോരൻ
A Kerala dry vegetable dish stir-fried with grated coconut and spices. It is served as part of everyday meals and sadya.

Ecuador
An Ecuadorian breakfast of green plantains mashed with eggs, onions, and cilantro, a coastal and hearty classic.

Costa Rica
Xanthosoma (malanga) tuber similar to taro, white or purple varieties, a traditional Costa Rican root vegetable, starchy and versatile.

Monaco, Monaco
Tomates à la monégasque
Tomatoes hollowed out and filled with a mixture of tuna, hard-boiled eggs, mayonnaise, mustard, and chives; served cold with lettuce leaves as a summer appetizer or light meal; a refreshing Monegasque dish showcasing Mediterranean ingredients.

Guyana
Tomato choka chars tomatoes over flame, then mashes them with roasted garlic, onion, chili and oil into a smoky relish.

Tonga
Hoi
Hoi is a Tongan pudding of cooked root crop and coconut, sweetened and steamed until dense and smooth.

Tonga
Kapisi
Kapisi is cabbage cooked with coconut, onion, and seasoning, sometimes enclosing a savoury filling; it is a soft Tongan vegetable dish.

Tonga
Limu
Edible seaweed gathered from Tonga's coastal waters and eaten as a salty relish or side, with Caulerpa among the commonly consumed types.

Southern Haiti, Haiti
Breadfruit boiled and pounded in a wooden mortar into a smooth elastic mass, eaten with an okra sauce and swallowed rather than chewed.

Egypt
تورلي
An Egyptian roasted vegetable dish of eggplant, zucchini, peppers, and tomatoes, baked in olive oil.