
Algarve, Portugal
Arjamolho
Arjamolho is a Portuguese soup from Algarve, built around a seasoned broth and the region’s staple ingredients.
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Algarve, Portugal
Arjamolho is a Portuguese soup from Algarve, built around a seasoned broth and the region’s staple ingredients.

Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Armagh Bramley Apples is a protected collective food or drink identity with a defined regional specification.

Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Single-distilled grape brandy from Gascony, rustic and complex.

Yerevan, Armenia
Կոնյակ
Brandy distilled from Armenian white grapes and aged in Caucasian oak, made in Yerevan since 1887 and sold by age statement from three to twenty years.

Armenia
Մանթի
Tiny open-topped boats of dough filled with spiced minced lamb, baked until crisp, then served in broth under garlic matsun.

Armenia
Փախլավա
Filo layered with walnuts and cinnamon and soaked in honey syrup, cut in diamonds — the Armenian version leans on cinnamon and clove.

Armenia
Տոլմա
Vine or cabbage leaves rolled around rice and minced lamb and beef and simmered in a shallow pot, served hot with garlic matsun.

Turkey
Lamb or beef liver cut into small cubes, coated in flour, and deep-fried until crispy. Served with raw onion slices, sumac, and parsley. Despite the name, it is a thoroughly Turkish dish popular at meze tables and as a street snack, especially with rakı.

Italy
Arneis is a named Italian wine from Province of Cuneo, defined by its local ingredients or grape, preparation, and balance of aroma, acidity, sweetness, or bitterness.

Arnhem, Netherlands
Thin butter cookies from Arnhem, finished with coarse sugar and baked until crisp.

United States
A half-iced tea, half-lemonade drink, named for the golfer, served over ice.

Switzerland
A yellow seasoning powder of salt, monosodium glutamate, herbs and dried vegetable, shaken over eggs, potatoes and salad.

DR Congo
Lumba-lumba
A vegetable with a very aromatic flavor reminiscent of mint; popular in the center of the country; does not need the addition of spices in its preparation; sometimes prepared with chicken and chili; listed in Chef's Pencil as a Congolese dish; a foraged leaf vegetable from the Congolese forest; the aromatic green of the Congo; a distinctive regional dish.

Central Java, Indonesia
Nasi Liwet
Solo-style rice cooked in coconut milk and chicken broth with bay leaves, lemongrass, and pandan, served communal-style.

Colombia
An Andean root vegetable (arracacha) used in soups, stews, and purees, with a nutty, sweet flavor. A highland staple of the Colombian interior.

Chile
Rolled pork flank stuffed with herbs and spices, a traditional Chilean country dish, tender and well-seasoned.

Argentina
A sweet, syrupy paste from Santiago del Estero, made by boiling carob or chañar pods with sugar. A pre-Hispanic sweet of the Chaco, eaten with bread or cheese.

Italy
Abruzzese skewered lamb or mutton.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Delicate and slightly sweet fritters made from native arrowroot flour, infused with nutmeg and coconut, then lightly fried to a golden crisp; a distinctive Vincentian specialty; naturally gluten-free; the arrowroot fritters of Saint Vincent; a crispy, subtly sweet treat

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
A St. Vincent pudding made from arrowroot starch, milk, and sugar, gently baked or boiled into a soft, glossy custard.

Veracruz, Mexico
A Veracruz one-pot rice dish cooked with shrimp, fish, and tomato until the rice absorbs the seafood broth.

Nicaragua
A Nicaraguan rice soup of chicken, tomato, and rice simmered until the rice swells and the broth thickens.

Valle del Cauca, Colombia
A Pacific-coast rice dish of fish, coconut milk, and spices, cooked until creamy. A Chocó and Valle del Cauca specialty, served with plantains and avocado.

Valle del Cauca, Colombia
A Cauca and Valle del Cauca rice stew of rice, pork, chicken, potatoes, and spices, cooked until thick and creamy. A rustic, hearty one-pot meal.

Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
A gaucho rice dish cooked with diced charque or carne de sol, onions, garlic, and tomatoes, traditionally prepared by cattle drivers on the trail.

Peru
Chinese-Peruvian fried rice with soy sauce, scallions, egg, and various meats. A chifa staple from Cantonese-Peruvian fusion.

Goiás, Brazil
A Goiás and Central-West rice dish cooked with the yellow pequi fruit, giving the grains a fruity, slightly resinous flavor and a buttery texture. Eaten by scraping the flesh from the spiky seed.

Arequipa, Ecuador
An Ecuadorian coastal rice dish with shrimp, peppers, tomatoes and annatto, cooked into a colorful one-pot meal similar to a Latin American paella.

Colombia
A Colombian rice dish cooked with chorizo, peppers, and onions, giving it a reddish, savory flavor. A simple, hearty family meal across the country.

Colombia
Colombian Caribbean coconut rice: white rice cooked with coconut milk, sugar, and raisins, giving it a sweet, golden flavor. Served with fish and coastal meals.

Venezuela
Rice cooked in coconut milk with papelón, cinnamon and cloves until thick and dark, served warm or cold.

Panama
Panama's signature rice dish with pigeon peas, coconut milk, and herbs, a Christmas and daily staple

Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico
A Yucatecan rice cooked with lime leaves, giving it a bright, citrusy aroma and a light green tint.

Peru
Peruvian seafood rice, similar to paella, loaded with shrimp, clams, squid and fish in a saffron-achiote broth. A coastal party dish.

Ecuador
White rice with lentil or bean menestra, grilled steak, plantains and avocado, a filling Ecuadorian coastal plate.

Ecuador
Ecuadorian duck and rice cooked with beer, cilantro and spices until the rice is tinted green and the duck is tender. A special-occasion dish.