
Panama
Resbaladera
A Panamanian rice and barley drink with milk, cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg, a colonial and daily classic
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Panama
A Panamanian rice and barley drink with milk, cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg, a colonial and daily classic

India
रेशमी कबाब
Silky, cream-marinated chicken kebabs cooked in a tandoor.

Afghanistan
رشته پلو
Rice steamed with fried wheat noodles broken through it, cooked with lamb and often dried fruit.

Iran
رشته پلو
A Persian rice dish of toasted reshteh noodles steamed with rice, raisins, dates and meat, traditionally served for Nowruz.

Cyprus
Ρέσι
Cracked wheat cooked slowly in lamb or goat broth until it turns creamy, traditionally made for village weddings.

Attica, Greece
Ρετσίνα
Greek white or rosé wine flavored with pine resin, a tradition since antiquity. A national wine, served chilled with meze and grilled fish, a distinctive and resinous drink, a cultural icon.

Midwestern United States, United States
A grilled sandwich of corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and Russian dressing on rye.

Reunion
Achard de Légumes
Spicy vegetable relish; white cabbage, green beans, carrots, onions, and sometimes green fruit marinated in vinegar, oil, and spices; saffron or turmeric, cumin; derived from the Indian achaar; served with meat, fish, or as a sandwich; a TasteAtlas-listed must-try; the achard that is a Reunionese condiment.

Reunion
Carri Poulet
Réunion cari is a turmeric-scented Creole method of simmering meat, poultry, fish, or seafood with onion, garlic, ginger, thyme, and local spices, served with rice, legumes, and rougail.

Reunion
Masalé
The local version of garam masala; a spice blend used in Reunionese cooking; the foundation of massalé dishes; a key ingredient in cari and massalé; a TasteAtlas-listed must-try; the masalé that is the soul of Reunionese cuisine.

Istanbul, Albania
Ρεβανί
Semolina cake soaked in citrus syrup; closely related forms are found in Turkish and Greek cuisines.

Greece
Ρεβίθια
Greek chickpea soup or stew of chickpeas, olive oil, lemon, and herbs, simmered until tender. A rustic, vegetarian winter dish, served with bread, a national and island staple.

Guatemala
A Guatemalan pork organ stew with tomatoes, chiles, and spices, a weekend and regional classic

Buenos Aires, Argentina
An Argentine dish of diced beef, onions, potatoes, and scrambled eggs, invented in Buenos Aires. A hearty, rustic meal, often served with toast or fries.

Morocco
رفيسة
Shredded msemen or trid covered with chicken, lentils, fenugreek, and an aromatic onion broth.

Morocco
رفيسة مدحوسة
A Moroccan rfissa served over crumbled harcha instead of msemen, a regional and home variant. A comfort and post-birth dish, hearty and aromatic, a national and traditional classic, a rustic and family dish, a specialty.

Morocco
رغايف
Hand-stretched Moroccan layered flatbread cooked plain or around a savoury filling.

St. Gallen, Switzerland
Ribel
Cornmeal cooked with milk or water and butter-roasted into loose golden crumbs, eaten with compote, coffee, or cheese.

St. Gallen, Liechtenstein
Rheintaler Ribelmais
Rheintaler Ribelmais AOP is protected Rhine Valley cornmeal from a cross-border Swiss-Liechtenstein production area, used for Ribel and other dishes.

New England, United States
A Rhode Island fried dough, similar to a funnel cake, dusted with sugar or cinnamon.

England, United Kingdom
Sharp rhubarb baked under a rubbed-in topping of flour, butter and sugar until the fruit bubbles up through the crust.

Estonia
Rabarberipirukas
Pie with tart rhubarb filling, a traditional Estonian spring dessert, sweet and tangy.

Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Rum distilled from fresh cane juice rather than molasses at Damien outside Port-au-Prince since 1862, and aged in Limousin oak.

Gustavia, Saint Barthélemy
Rhum St. Barth
Rhum St Barth is an island-branded agricole rum made from sugarcane grown and distilled in Guadeloupe; St Barth is part of the brand identity, not the production location.

Croatia
Riba na gradele is whole fish grilled over vine-wood embers and finished with olive oil and garlic.

Norway
Julekrydret ribbe
A Norwegian Christmas dish of roasted pork belly with crispy crackling, served with sauerkraut, meatballs, sausages, potatoes, and gravy. An Eastern Norway festive icon, a Christmas Eve tradition, a national and family classic.

Los Lagos, Chile
Cholgas
Large mussels native to Chilean waters, often used in curanto and seafood stews, plump and flavorful.

Dalmatia, Croatia
Kroštule
In Dalmatia, Ribbon Pastries is deep-fried ribbon pastry with citrus zest and sugar.

Spain
Ribera Del Duero
Tempranillo red from one of Spain's most prestigious DOs.

Australia
Cherry Satinash
Small red pear-shaped fruit with tart, spicy flavour hinting of cloves and cinnamon, related to culinary clove, bright red color with spicy aroma, a native bush tucker ingredient.

Florence, Italy
Tuscan bread-and-bean soup reboiled with cavolo nero, cannellini, and stale Tuscan bread. A peasant dish born of leftover minestrone, thick enough to stand a spoon.

Tuscany, Italy
Sienese almond macaroon-like cookies, PGI.

Aruba
Arroz Moro
Arroz moro (rice and beans); a popular Aruban side dish; white rice and beans served with stews and meat dishes; a staple of Aruban cuisine; a feature of everyday meals

DR Congo
Loso na madesu
Rice and beans, a staple combination across the Congo; listed in Wikipedia's Congolese cuisine; rice is often mixed with beans as a filling, nutritious meal; a simple, everyday dish; the beans are stewed with onions, tomatoes, and spices; a complete protein source; served as a main dish or side; the rice and beans of the Congo.

United States
A Louisiana Creole plate of rice topped with smothered meat and a rich brown gravy.

Martinique
Riz et Haricots Rouges
White rice and kidney beans; the essential accompaniment to every Martinican main dish; served with chatrou, court-bouillon, and colombo; the rice and beans that are the foundation of every Martinican meal.