
Antakya, Lebanon
Red Pepper and Walnut Dip
محمرة
Roasted red peppers pounded with walnuts, breadcrumbs, pomegranate molasses and chilli into a coarse, sweet-sour paste.
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Antakya, Lebanon
محمرة
Roasted red peppers pounded with walnuts, breadcrumbs, pomegranate molasses and chilli into a coarse, sweet-sour paste.

Scotland, United Kingdom
Red pudding is a Scottish sausage-meat pudding coated in batter and deep-fried.

Ghana
Black-eyed peas stewed with palm oil, tomato, onion and chilli until deep orange, served with fried ripe plantain and gari.

Guam
Hineksa' Aga'ga'
Chamorro red rice is colored with achote (annatto) and served at fiestas and gatherings; bacon, onion, garlic and peas are common additions.

United States
A Carolina barbecue slaw dressed with a thin vinegar-and-ketchup sauce instead of mayonnaise.

Cuba
Pargo a la Santa Bárbara
Whole red snapper cooked Santa Barbara style, simmered or baked in a bright tomato, pepper, and olive sauce.

Jamaica
Pale lager brewed in Kingston since 1928 and sold in a short, stubby brown bottle that is the brand's signature.

United States
A crimson, cocoa-tinged layer cake with cream-cheese frosting — a Southern signature.

China
红烧肉
Cubes of skin-on pork belly caramelised in sugar then braised in soy, rice wine and spices until the fat is translucent and the sauce is a syrup.

United States
A Southern breakfast gravy made by deglazing a ham pan with black coffee.

France
Civet de lièvre
Civet de lièvre is hare marinated and slowly braised in red wine with onions and herbs until richly tender.

Lesser Poland, Poland
A smoked sheep's milk cheese from Podhale, made in spring when sheep return from pastures. A highland specialty, smoky and savory, a seasonal shepherd's tradition, served cold or grilled.

Colombia
Colombia's two-ingredient national mix: lager poured over Colombiana soda, whose sweet apple-and-herb flavour cuts the beer into instant refreshment. The obligatory accompaniment to asados, picadas and Sunday football.

Mozambique
Onion, tomato, garlic and piri-piri sweated slowly in oil into the base that almost every Mozambican pot starts from.

Serbia
Реформ торта
Thin walnut meringue layers stacked with chocolate buttercream, dense and very sweet.

Slovenian Littoral, Slovenia
Refošk is a dark red wine from the Slovene Littoral, bought and served as a dry table wine.

Uruguay
A small filled bread roll — ham and cheese, salami, or mortadella — sold from bakery counters as a snack.

Gabon
The national lager of Gabon, brewed by SOBRAGA since 1966; the name is a contraction of Regie gabonaise des boissons; the most consumed alcoholic beverage in the country and a cultural symbol.

Eastern Province, United Arab Emirates
خبز الرقاق
Wafer-thin crispy flatbread made from just flour, water, and salt, cooked on special hot plate, often topped with cheese, eggs, honey, or mahyawa, paper-thin and crispy with golden color, a breakfast staple.

Bavaria, Germany
Regensburger Wurst is a short thick smoked pork sausage with a firm emulsion, traditionally served warm in slices.

Venezuela
Arepa filled with shredded chicken mixed with avocado, mayonnaise and coriander — created in 1955 in honour of a Venezuelan beauty queen.

Northern Norway, Norway
Reinsdyrstek
Roasted reindeer from Northern Norway, served with rich gravy, potatoes, and lingonberry.

Denmark
Rejer
Danish cold-water shrimp, boiled and served on rye bread with mayonnaise and lemon, a smørrebrød staple. A national and coastal classic, sweet and delicate, a summer and harbor treat, a shellfish.

France
Two stacked choux puffs filled with cream and frosted, resembling a nun.

Guatemala
A Guatemalan fried sweet plantain ball stuffed with sweetened black beans, a dessert and snack classic

Belize
A dark, rich Belizean soup made from blackened recado, chicken or pork, and hard-boiled eggs, with a complex, smoky depth.

Denmark
Rémoulade
A Danish creamy, tangy sauce with pickles, capers, and curry, served with fish, meat, and fries

Indonesia
Rempeyek is a brittle rice-flour cracker with peanuts or anchovies embedded in its crisp surface.

West Sumatra, Brunei
Beef Rendang
World-famous slow-cooked beef curry with coconut milk and spices from Minangkabau cuisine

Perak, Malaysia
Premium version of rendang from Perak, made with specific spice blend and cooked longer for drier texture, very dry with intense concentrated flavors.

Burundi
Amaranth leaves sautéed with onions, tomatoes, mint, black pepper, and red palm oil; sometimes enriched with dried fish; the leaves give a deeper, earthier flavour than spinach and the dish is a common green stew across Burundi.

Loja, Ecuador
An Ecuadorian green banana soup with cheese, cilantro, and eggs, a Loja and regional classic.

Nicaragua
A Nicaraguan thick corn tortilla with beans, cheese, and cabbage, a daily and street classic

Sint Maarten
Republic Rum is a bottled Sint Maarten rum from the Guavaberry Company, sold as a named island product rather than a bar-mixed drink.

Brazil
A soft pourable cream cheese sold in distinctive squat glass jars, spread thickly on French bread at breakfast or melted into hot dishes.

Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Barley and rice drink with milk, cinnamon, cloves, and vanilla, creamy texture from Guanacaste, a traditional Costa Rican beverage.