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Popovers
Airy, hollow rolls of egg batter baked in tall tins until puffed and golden.
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United States
Airy, hollow rolls of egg batter baked in tall tins until puffed and golden.

Hungary
Mák
Poppy seed is an ingredient used in Hungarian desserts and usually ground before it is mixed into a filling.

Hungary
Mákos guba
Poppy Seed Bread Pudding is a bread pudding with stale kifli, poppy seeds, sugar, and milk.

Germany
Mohnkuchen
German dessert with poppy seeds, typically open-faced or streusel cakes with creamy poppy filling on shortcrust.

Slovakia
Makové rezance
Boiled egg noodles tossed with butter, ground poppy seed and sugar, eaten as a sweet main course, especially on Christmas Eve.

Hungary
Palacsinta mákkal
Poppy Seed Pancake is a pancake filled with poppy seed mixture, poppy seed filling with sweetness.

Hungary
Mákos tészta
Poppy Seed Pasta is a sweet pasta dish with ground poppy seeds, butter, and sugar.

Vojvodina, Serbia
Makovnjača
Traditional yeasted dough roll filled with ground poppy seeds, sugar, and milk, a Christmas and Easter dessert, sweet and nutty.

Lithuania
Aguonų pienas
Poppy-seed "milk" served with kuciukai at Kūčios.

United States
Tender muffins dotted with poppy seeds, often with lemon or almond flavor.

Italy
Central Italian boneless pork roast stuffed with garlic, rosemary, fennel, and wild herbs, slow-roasted until the skin crackles. Sliced into sandwichs.

United States
A sandwich of slow-roasted, herb-stuffed pork belly and loin on crusty bread.

Estonia
Herkkutatti
Wild porcini mushroom (Boletus edulis), prized in Finnish cuisine for its rich nutty flavor and firm texture.

Macao
A Macanese pork stew with wine, tomatoes and spices, reflecting Portuguese and Cantonese fusion.

Finland
Porilainen
Finnish sandwich between hamburger and hot dog, white bread filled with sliced pork sausage, vegetables, and condiments.

India
பொரியல்
A Tamil dry vegetable stir-fry tempered with mustard seeds, urad dal, and curry leaves. It is a common side dish in meals.

United States
A canned or homey American staple of pork and navy beans in a sweet tomato sauce.

Guangdong, Hong Kong
烧卖
Open-topped dumplings of chopped pork and prawn in a thin yellow wheat wrapper, steamed and often crowned with roe or a dot of carrot.

Philippines
Pork BBQ
Marinated pork pieces on bamboo skewers, grilled over charcoal, sweet and savory, a ubiquitous street food.

South Korea
삼겹살
Thick slices of pork belly grilled at the table on a dome or grill pan, served with lettuce wraps, garlic, ssamjang, and kimchi.

Guangdong, China
梅菜扣肉
Meicai kourou steams pork belly upside down over preserved mustard greens, then turns out as a rich Hakka banquet dish.

Samoa
Keke Pua'a
Samoan steamed pork-filled buns adapted from Chinese filled-bun traditions; local recipes vary.

Macao
Pai Bao
Macau's version of a sandwich; a crispy, freshly baked baguette stuffed with a juicy, tender grilled pork chop; simple but delicious; no vegetables or sauce, just meat and bread; the grilled charcoal flavor on the pork is the key; a Macanese street food classic; found at Tai Lei Loi Kei in Taipa.

Antigua and Barbuda
Pork chops topped with bananas and bacon, a distinctive Antiguan dish; the combination of savory pork, sweet bananas, and salty bacon is uniquely Caribbean; found at local restaurants and home kitchens; the pork chops of Antigua; a sweet and savory pairing.

South Korea
목살
Pork neck/collar cut, prized for its tenderness and marbling, grilled at the table either plain or lightly marinated.

Romania
Jumări
Cubes of pork fat rendered slowly until the solids turn crisp and golden, salted and eaten with bread, onion and a glass of țuică.

Myanmar
ဝက်သားစီပြန်
Pork belly braised slowly with onion, garlic, ginger, turmeric and chilli in peanut oil until the oil separates and floats clear on top.

Hungary
Disznótoros
Disznótor is a Hungarian winter pork feast featuring pork cuts, sausages, and other slaughter-day preparations.

China
肉鬆
Rousong (meat floss), dried pork spun into a cotton-like fluff and eaten on congee and buns, is a named Chinese product bought by the jar.

Hong Kong
Rou Song Bao
Sweet-savory bun topped with pork floss; soft bread with butter and mayonnaise, topped with fluffy, savory pork floss; a cha chaan teng and bakery classic; the combination of sweet bread and salty pork floss is addictive.

Bavaria, Germany
Schweinshaxe
Whole pork knuckle roasted for hours until thoroughly cooked with golden brown crispy skin, a Bavarian specialty.

Hungary
Csülök
Pork Knuckle is a roasted pork leg joint with crisp skin, often served with potatoes and sauerkraut.

Romania
Ciolan cu varză
Smoked pork knuckle slow-roasted and served over sauerkraut cooked with paprika and tomato, a hearty tavern plate.

Philippines
Menudo
A pork stew with small pieces of meat, liver, potatoes, carrots, and sometimes raisins or garbanzos.

Myanmar
ဝက်သားတုပ်ထိုး
Pork offal, ears, intestine and blood cake simmered on skewers in a dark broth, dipped in sweet-savoury sauce and eaten standing at the cart.

Sweden
Fläskpannkaka
Oven-baked pancake with pieces of fried pork or bacon, served with lingonberry jam, a traditional comfort dish.