
Baja California, Mexico
Langosta Puerto Nuevo
The Baja lobster of Puerto Nuevo, split, grilled, and served with warm tortillas, rice, beans, and melted butter.
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Baja California, Mexico
The Baja lobster of Puerto Nuevo, split, grilled, and served with warm tortillas, rice, beans, and melted butter.

Argentina
Patagonian prawns from the cold southern Atlantic, grilled, sautéed, or boiled. A regional delicacy, prized for their sweet, firm flesh, served with garlic butter.

Comoros
Spiny lobster grilled over charcoal and finished with citrus, chili and island spices.

Comoros
South African spiny lobster boiled in a rich vanilla sauce with coconut milk, lemon juice, garlic paste, chili powder, and ginger; served on a bed of greens; the national dish of Comoros and a showcase of the 'Perfume Islands' reputation.

Grand Est, France
Langres is a named French cheese associated with Grand Est, recognized for its own rind, aging, and milk character.

Indonesia
Langsat is a small tropical fruit with translucent, sweet-tart segments around bitter seeds.

China
兰州拉面
Hand-pulled wheat noodles in a clear beef broth clarified for hours, with thin beef slices, white radish, coriander and chilli oil.

Vientiane, Laos
ເຂົ້າຈີ່ປາເຕ້
Crisp rice-flour baguette split and filled with pâté, Lao sausage, pickled carrot and daikon, coriander, chilli and a sweet-savoury sauce.

Laos
ຊີ້ນແຫ້ງ
Strips of beef or buffalo marinated in fish sauce, sugar and chilli, sun-dried and then flash-fried before serving.

Laos
ກາເຟລາວ
Bolaven Plateau coffee brewed strong through a cloth filter and poured over sweetened condensed milk, served hot or over ice.

Laos
ແກງກະລີ
Mild yellow curry of chicken or beef with potato and coconut milk, seasoned with turmeric and dried spice rather than fresh chilli paste.

Laos
ຢໍດິບ
Rice paper rolled around vermicelli, prawn, lettuce and herbs, served with a peanut or sweet-sour dipping sauce.

Laos
ຢໍຈືນ
Pork and glass noodle filling rolled in rice paper and deep-fried, wrapped in lettuce with herbs before dipping.

China
老干妈
A jar of chilli flakes, fermented soy bean and preserved vegetable suspended in oil, with the founder's photograph on every label.

Laos
ຕໍາໝາກຫຸ່ງ
Shredded green papaya pounded in a clay mortar with padaek, lime, garlic, chilli, tomato and long bean, less sweet and far more pungent than its Thai cousin.

Laos
ປີ້ງໄກ່
Butterflied chicken marinated in garlic, coriander root, black pepper and fish sauce, pressed in a split bamboo clamp and grilled slowly over coals.

Laos
ລູກຊີ້ນ
Bouncy beef or pork balls threaded on skewers, grilled or boiled and served with a sweet chilli dip.

Luang Prabang, Laos
ຜັກນໍ້າ
River watercress grown in cold spring water in the north, eaten raw in salads or blanched alongside dips.

North Macedonia
Лапа
Cornmeal or flour cooked to a loose porridge with cheese and butter stirred through, eaten in the mountains for breakfast.

Belgium
Konijn met kriek
Lapin à la Kriek braises rabbit in tart cherry lambic until the meat is tender.

Tournai, Belgium
Lapin à la Tournaisienne is a Tournai rabbit stew with browned meat and a savoury beer-and-onion sauce.

Tibet, China
拉皮
Laping, cold mung-bean starch noodles cut into strips and dressed with chilli oil, is a named Tibetan street dish sold from stalls across the plateau.

Suriname
Surinamese lapis is a layered spiced cake baked in thin alternating layers until the crumb is dense, moist and darkly aromatic.

North Maluku, Indonesia
Lapis Palaro is North Maluku beef sliced thin, simmered in spices, fried, and served with a thickened cooking-liquor sauce.

Finnish Lapland, Finland
Lapin poron kylmäsavuliha
Cold-smoked reindeer meat from free-grazing reindeer in Lapland, with dark red to black color, delicate smoky flavor.

Vanuatu
Tanna Laplap
Laplap is Vanuatu's grated root-crop or breadfruit mixture, combined with coconut and ordinary meat, fish, or vegetables, wrapped in leaves and baked until dense and tender.

Vanuatu
Laplap sosor is a Malekula laplap variation cooked with a hot volcanic stone in the centre, then served with chicken, onion, tomato, and coconut milk.

Norway
Norwegian meat-and-vegetable stew with potatoes, carrots, and onions; thick, hearty, and comforting.

Romania
Poached meringue islands floating in vanilla custard, a Romanian dessert whose name means bird's milk.

Isan (Northeastern Thailand), Thailand
ลาบ
Larb is a minced-meat salad with toasted rice powder, herbs, lime, and chilli, with Lao and Isan Thai styles.

Valais, Switzerland
Lard sec du Valais is Valais pork belly cured with salt and air-dried until the fat is firm and the meat ruby red.

Tuscany, Italy
Tuscan cured pork back fat aged in marble vats with herbs and spices. Melt-in-the-mouth, sliced paper-thin on warm bread.

Bologna, Italy
Layered fresh egg pasta sheets with ragù bolognese and béchamel, finished with Parmigiano and baked until golden. A Sunday-lunch icon of Emilia-Romagna.

Madagascar
Green beans, carrot, cabbage and onion sliced fine and dressed with vinegar and mustard in the highlands, or mango and lemon pickled with chilli on the coast.

Madagascar
Fresh Malagasy tomato salad with onion, acid and herbs served beside rice and stews.

Slovakia
Two flat, chewy hazelnut or coconut meringues sandwiched with buttercream — the standard box-of-cakes item in a Slovak cukráreň.