
South Sulawesi, Indonesia
South Sulawesi Sago Porridge
Kapurung
Bugis sago porridge served with fish soup and vegetables, similar to papeda, South Sulawesi staple.
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South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Kapurung
Bugis sago porridge served with fish soup and vegetables, similar to papeda, South Sulawesi staple.

United States
A Southern dessert of rolled dough baked in butter, sugar, and milk until soft and saucy.

Southern United States, United States
Chicken pieces marinated in buttermilk, dredged in seasoned flour, and fried until golden with a shatteringly crisp crust.

United States
Fresh crappie fillets coated in cornmeal and fried crisp — a Southern lake-country favorite.

Southern United States, United States
The South's beverage: strong black tea sweetened hot and served over ice.

Hat Yai, Thailand
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Southern Thai fried chicken from Hat Yai: marinated, twice-fried and served with sticky rice and sweet chilli.

Southern United States, United States
Green beans simmered long with bacon or ham hock until soft and savory.

Greece
Σουτζουκάκια
Greek oblong meatballs in a rich tomato-wine sauce, spiced with cumin and garlic. A Smyrna (Asia Minor) origin dish, a taverna and home classic, served with bread or rice.

Cyprus
Σούβλα
Large chunks of pork, lamb or chicken threaded on a long skewer and turned slowly over charcoal for an hour or more.

Greece
Σουβλάκι
Greece's national street food: small skewers of grilled pork (or chicken) seasoned with oregano and lemon. Served on a skewer with bread or wrapped in pita with tzatziki, onions, and fries.

Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
Brochettes de soja
Soybean paste skewers, grilled over charcoal; an affordable protein alternative to meat brochettes; a specialty of the Pissy neighborhood in Ouagadougou.

Philippines
Toyomansi
A mixture of soy sauce and calamansi, the most common Filipino dipping sauce, with chili and onion variants.

China
卤蛋
A hard-boiled egg marinated in a sweet soy sauce broth with star anise and spices, giving it a dark, savoury, slightly sweet flavour throughout.

South Korea
간장치킨
Korean fried chicken brushed with a savory soy-garlic glaze, lighter and crispier than the spicy version.

South Korea
콩국수
Cold wheat noodles in a rich, creamy broth made from freshly ground soybeans, a refreshing summer dish.

Taiwan
醬油膏
Thickened soy sauce sweetened and bodied with starch, poured over turnip cake, wa gui and dan bing rather than used in cooking.

Hong Kong
See Yao Gai
Whole chicken simmered in a master broth of soy and spices kept going for years, hung in roast-meat windows beside char siu.

South Korea
장조림
Beef brisket braised in soy sauce with garlic and whole peppers, then shredded, a savory, salty banchan often served with eggs.

Cameroon
Thin strips of beef or offal threaded on sticks, grilled over coals and dusted heavily with a peanut and chilli spice powder.

North Korea
된장찌개
A staple stew made with doenjang (fermented soybean paste), tofu, vegetables, and sometimes meat or seafood, served bubbling in a stone pot.

South Korea
콩나물밥
Rice cooked with soybean sprouts and ground meat, served with a spicy soybean paste sauce and raw egg mixed in at the table.

Jeonju, South Korea
콩나물국밥
A Jeonju specialty of soybean sprout soup served over rice, with a nutty, slightly spicy broth and crunchy sprouts.

Paraguay
So'o Josopy
Thick soup of beef minced to a paste on the pestle (so'o josopy), simmered with vegetables until the broth turns silky and substantial — Guaraní technique in a colonial pot.

Slovenia
Soška postrv
Marble trout from the Soča river, protected and farmed for the table, pan-fried or baked whole with butter and herbs.

Abruzzo, Italy
Spaghetti al guanciale is a named Italian pasta from Abruzzo, pairing its characteristic shape or filling with a defining sauce, broth, or seasoning; the form distinguishes it from a generic version.

Venice, Italy
Venetian spaghetti colored and seasoned with cuttlefish ink, usually served with the seafood that gives the dish its lagoon identity.

Naples, Italy
Neapolitan classic of spaghetti with fresh vongole clams, garlic, white wine, parsley, and olive oil. The bianco version omits tomato; the rosso adds a touch of tomato.

United States
Spaghetti with large, tender beef-pork meatballs in a slow-simmered tomato sauce — an Italian-American classic.

United States
A New Orleans pasta of spaghetti in a garlic-butter brown sauce with parsley.

Sardinia, Italy
Spaghetti con la bottarga is a named Italian pasta from Sardinia, pairing its characteristic shape or filling with a defining sauce, broth, or seasoning; the form distinguishes it from a generic version.

Germany
Spaghettieis
Vanilla ice cream pressed through a noodle press with strawberry sauce and white chocolate shavings.

United States
A vintage 1950s casserole of spaghetti, eggs, and cheese, baked like a pie with a tomato-meat layer.

Parma, Italy
Spalla cotta
A cooked pork shoulder specialty from Parma's food territory, served warm in thick, fragrant slices.

Hawaii, United States
The canned, spiced pork shoulder — a wartime staple that became a Hawaiian and Pacific island favorite.

Guam
Spam fried rice stirs diced luncheon meat with rice, egg, soy sauce, and vegetables into a savoury Guam breakfast or quick meal.

Guam
Spam musubi pairs grilled luncheon meat with seasoned rice and a nori band, making a compact hand-held snack.