
Wallonia, Belgium
Saucisson d’Ardenne
Saucisson d'Ardenne
Saucisson d’Ardenne is a smoked, air-dried Ardennes pork sausage with a coarse grind and a firm, savoury slice.
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Wallonia, Belgium
Saucisson d'Ardenne
Saucisson d’Ardenne is a smoked, air-dried Ardennes pork sausage with a coarse grind and a firm, savoury slice.

Germany
Traditional German pot roast marinated for several days in vinegar and spices, then slow-cooked until tender.

Germany
Hapukapsas
Sauerkraut is finely cut cabbage fermented with salt until pleasantly sour and crunchy-soft, with Slovak Kyslá kapusta as a named tradition.

Serbia
Кувани купус
Whole soured cabbage leaves and smoked pork ribs stewed for hours with paprika until the cabbage turns amber.

Moldova
Zeamă de curechi
The sour brine drawn off barrelled cabbage, drunk cold by the glass in winter and used to sour soups and cure hangovers.

Estonia
Hapukapsasupp
Soup made with fermented sauerkraut and smoked meat, a warming winter dish with rich tangy broth.

Latvia
Skābu kāpostu zupa
Warming soup with sauerkraut, meat broth, potatoes, carrots and smoked meat, hearty and tangy.

Netherlands
Zuurkoolstamppot
Hearty dish of mashed potatoes and sauerkraut, enriched with butter and bacon bits, served with rookworst.

Mulgimaa, Estonia
Mulgikapsad
Hearty sauerkraut stew with pork and pearl barley from Mulgimaa region, an Estonian cultural heritage food.

Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Saure Kutteln braises cleaned beef tripe in a tangy vinegar-and-stock sauce with onion and herbs.

Nuremberg, Germany
Saure Zipfel poaches Franconian sausages in vinegar broth with onion, bay leaf and juniper until the meat takes on the sour seasoning.

Bavaria, Germany
Saures Lüngerl cooks veal or pork lungs with onion in a sour cream and vinegar sauce, usually served with dumplings.

United States
A Southern breakfast gravy of crumbled sausage, flour, milk, and black pepper, served over biscuits.

United Kingdom
Seasoned sausage meat rolled in puff pastry, baked in a long strip and cut into portions, eaten hot from a bakery counter or cold at a party.

Reunion
Rougail Saucisses
The culinary emblem of Reunion Island; smoked sausages cooked in a tomato-based sauce with chili, spices, and ginger; a type of curry made with smoked sausages; served with white rice or zembroca; a TasteAtlas-listed must-try; the dish that defines Reunionese cuisine.

Finland
Nakkikastike
Common Finnish home-cooked dish of sautéed nakki sausages simmered in thick brown sauce with tomato paste and vegetables.

Australia
Bunnings Snag
A sausage sizzle serves a grilled sausage in white bread with onions and tomato or barbecue sauce at a community fundraiser.

Sweden
Korv stroganoff
Swedish adaptation of stroganoff made with sausage, cream, tomato, and served with rice, a family favorite.

Wallis and Futuna
A Wallisian stew of roasted breadfruit, first grilled over an open fire until soft, then diced and simmered in coconut milk until rich and creamy.

Finnish Lapland, Finland
Poronkäristys
Traditional Lapland dish of thinly sliced reindeer meat sautéed in butter with onions, served with mashed potatoes and lingonberries.

Romania
Savarină
A ring of yeasted sponge soaked heavily in sugar syrup, split and filled with whipped cream and topped with jam.

Savonia, Finland
Savolainen mustikkakukko
Bilberry pie from Savo region, EU PGI protected product, traditional preparation with wild bilberries in rye crust.

Indonesia
Martabak Telur
Savory stuffed pancake with spiced meat, eggs, and scallions, fried until crispy and flaky

Estonia
Pirukad
Stuffed dough pockets with meat, cabbage, carrots, rice or mushrooms, baked or fried, a popular street snack.

Beijing, China
煎饼
A thin mung bean and millet batter spread on a hot griddle, cracked with an egg, brushed with bean sauce and chilli, and folded around a crisp cracker.

England, United Kingdom
Hartlepool savoury patties are seasoned potato-and-onion cakes formed and fried until crisp.

Rakhine State, Myanmar
စောလှိုင်မုန့်
Rakhine cake of millet or glutinous rice flour with coconut and jaggery, baked over coals until the top browns and the inside stays chewy.

Macao
Serradura
Macau's iconic dessert; whipped cream layered with crushed Marie biscuit crumbs; the name means sawdust in Portuguese, referring to the biscuit crumbs; impossibly simple but tastes like childhood; a Macanese invention; served cold in a glass; the texture varies according to the cream; the dessert that defines Macau's sweet culture.

Guyana
Fine vermicelli toasted and simmered in sweet spiced milk with raisins and almonds, made for Eid.

Trinidad and Tobago
Vermicelli toasted and simmered in milk with cardamom, cinnamon, almonds and raisins, served for Eid.

Saxony, Germany
Sächsische Quarkkeulchen
Quark pancakes from Saxony, made with potatoes, quark, and flour, fried until golden and served with fruit compote.

Lebanon
صيادية
White fish fried and laid on rice cooked in a stock darkened with deeply caramelised onion, topped with toasted pine nuts and a tahini sauce.

Indonesia
Vegetable curry in coconut milk with various vegetables, jackfruit, and tempeh, creamy coconut broth with tender vegetables and balanced flavors, a Malay staple

United States
The New Orleans cocktail of rye whiskey, sugar, Peychaud's bitters, and a rinse of absinthe.

Puerto Rico
Sazón
A Puerto Rican seasoning blend of annatto, garlic, cumin, and other spices, used to color and flavor rice and meats.

Dominican Republic
A Dominican seasoning blend of garlic, oregano, cubanelle peppers, cilantro, sour orange, and bouillon. Used in stews, rice, and meats, the signature flavor profile.