
Kyrgyzstan
Dried Apricots
Өрүк
Apricots sun-dried whole with the stone still in, dark brown rather than orange because no sulphur is used.
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Kyrgyzstan
Өрүк
Apricots sun-dried whole with the stone still in, dark brown rather than orange because no sulphur is used.

West Greenland, Greenland
Ammassat
Dried capelin (ammassat); a small salmonoid fish synonymous with 'fish of life' in Greenland; easily dried and eaten like chips; a high-protein snack sold in supermarkets and markets; a keystone food for Indigenous peoples; crucial to human survival in Greenland for generations.

DR Congo
Mbinzo
Dried caterpillars, a Congolese delicacy; listed in Chef's Pencil and Wikipedia's Congolese cuisine; in Kinshasa, generally cooked with a light white sauce of onions, oil, and red chili; recipes across the country are varied and creative; can be associated with mayebo (mushrooms) or mixed with mbika; edible insects are eaten across the Congo and have a nutty flavor; a sustainable protein.

Greenland
Uuvaq
Dried cod; a popular lunch and snack food in Greenland; cod dried in the Arctic air; eaten as a high-protein snack; sold in supermarkets and markets; a traditional preservation method suited to the Arctic climate.

Bangladesh
শুঁটকি ভর্তা
Dried fish roasted, pounded with dried chilli, garlic, onion and mustard oil into a rough, intensely savoury paste eaten with plain rice.

Bangladesh
শুঁটকি শিরা
Sun-dried fish rehydrated and cooked hard with onion, garlic, chilli and often taro stem or aubergine into a pungent, fiery dish.

Greenland
Qaleraliu Uuvaq
Savory dried halibut; a winter-dried fish; a feature of the Greenlandic tasting menu; a traditional preservation method; a high-protein snack; a staple of the Greenlandic cold buffet.

Basra, Iraq
نومي بصرة
Limes boiled in brine and sun-dried until they turn brown and hollow, then pierced and dropped whole into stews.

Kuwait
شاي لومي
Whole dried limes cracked open and steeped in hot water, sometimes with a little tea or saffron, drunk hot and unsweetened after a heavy rice dish.

Iran
لیمو عمانی
Limes boiled in brine and dried in the sun until hollow and near-black, pierced and dropped whole into stews for a sour, faintly bitter depth.

Namibia
Oodhingu
Namibian dried meat — strips of beef or game air-dried in the sun, a preservation method predating biltong; the indigenous precursor to the more spiced biltong.

Chad
Charmout
Chadian dried meat made from thin beef strips, sun-dried for preservation and used in sauces such as tagalié.

Niger
Miyan Kubewa
A thick, fragrant Nigerien okra soup made with dried okra pods, beef, dried fish, vegetable oil, onion, pepper, ginger, and dawa dawa; darker and richer than fresh okra soups, with a deep, savoury flavour.

Netherlands
Metworst
Air-dried pork sausage with strong flavor, traditional in northern provinces, sliced and eaten as a snack with bread.

Macao
Ha Zi Noodle
A well-known Macau noodle dish; thin egg noodles topped with dried shrimp roe; the roe gives a intense umami flavor; the noodles are springy and chewy; a Macau specialty; the shrimp roe noodles that are a Macau classic.

DR Congo
Ndakala
Small dried fish, nicknamed '1000 poisons'; a key ingredient in Congolese cuisine; fried in oil with chili and savored with fufu or chikwangue; mixed with vegetables and bathed in tomato sauce; added to pondu for umami depth; a preserved fish that extends the shelf life of river catch; found at every market; the fish that flavors Congolese stews.

Namibia
Omboga
Dried wild spinach — a traditional Namibian vegetable, gathered wild and dried for storage, then rehydrated and cooked with onions and tomatoes; served with pap.

Cork, Ireland
Drisín
A Cork and Limerick blood pudding with milk, fat, and breadcrumbs, served with tripe, a regional and delicacy classic

Croatia
Drniški pršut is wind-dried ham from the Drniš area, matured in the inland Dalmatian climate.

Bulgaria
Дроб по селски
Pan-fried chicken liver with onion, peppers and sirene is a rustic Bulgarian mehana starter.

Bulgaria
Дроб сарма
Lamb offal and liver chopped with rice, spring onion and mint, baked and covered with a yogurt-and-egg custard that sets into a pale crust.

Tunisia
درو
Warm sorghum porridge cooked with milk and sugar and topped with nuts and dried fruit, eaten in winter and after childbirth.

Scotland, United Kingdom
A small, thick Scotch pancake made by dropping batter onto a hot griddle, served with butter, jam or golden syrup.

Libya
Millet flour whisked into hot sweetened milk with spices into a thick white drink-pudding, drunk from a glass in winter.

Hungary
Korhelyleves
Drunkard's Soup is a sauerkraut soup with smoked sausage, pork ribs, and paprika.

Zhejiang, China
醉鸡
Poached chicken chilled and steeped overnight in Shaoxing wine, stock and goji berries, served cold in bone-in slices.

Zhejiang, China
醉虾
Drunken prawns, live prawns doused in Shaoxing wine and eaten as they still, is a named Jiangnan dish and a distinctive table ritual.

Bulgaria
Друсан кебап
Drusan kebap is a Bulgarian scrambled pork-and-pepper skillet finished with egg.

Turks and Caicos Islands
Dried conch meat rehydrated and cooked with hominy (dried corn); a traditional Middle Caicos specialty known for its sweetness; a distinctive Turks and Caicos hardship dish

Makassar, Indonesia
Mie Kering
Makassar-style dry noodles with seafood and rich seasoning, influenced by Chinese cuisine.

Hunan, China
干锅
Ganguo (dry pot), a wok of chilli-fried ingredients set over a burner and eaten without broth, is a named Chinese restaurant format distinct from hotpot.

France
Saucisson sec
Cured dried pork sausage with many regional varieties, a French bar snack staple.

Sichuan, China
干煸四季豆
Green beans blistered in hot oil until wrinkled, then tossed with minced pork, preserved mustard greens and dried chilli.

Denmark
Drømmekage
A Danish sponge cake with a caramelized coconut topping, a national and bakery classic from Brovst

Czech Republic
A Czech tripe soup with paprika and vegetables, a pub and daily classic

Ethiopia
ዱባ ወጥ
A spicy Ethiopian pumpkin (or squash) stew, simmered in berbere-spiced onions until silky and rich. A vegan favorite for tsom fasting days, with a natural sweetness that balances the heat.