
Hungary
Stefania Szelet
Stefánia szelet
Meatloaf with hard-boiled eggs.
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Hungary
Stefánia szelet
Meatloaf with hard-boiled eggs.

Denmark
Andesteg
A Danish roast duck stuffed with apples, prunes, and herbs, a Christmas Eve tradition, served with potatoes and gravy

Denmark
Denmark's national dish: crispy fried pork belly strips served with boiled potatoes and parsley sauce (persillesovs). A hearty and beloved classic, a national icon, a comfort and daily dish.

Denmark
Stegt gås
A Danish roast goose stuffed with apples and prunes, a Christmas Eve tradition, served with potatoes and gravy

Denmark
Stegt laks
A Danish fried or grilled salmon fillet, served with potatoes, dill, and remoulade

Denmark
Stegt rødspætte
Pan-fried plaice with lemon and butter.

Denmark
Stegte sild
A Danish fried herring, breaded and pan-fried, served on rye bread with remoulade and onions. A coastal and street staple, crispy and savory, a national and smørrebrød classic, a daily and harbor dish, a fish, a topping, a delicacy.

Sweden
Cepta siļķe
Pan-fried Baltic herring; link to DK stegt-sild and the broader Nordic fried-herring family

Belgium
A Belgian premium pilsner lager from Leuven, a national and global icon.

Trinidad and Tobago
Chicken browned in burnt sugar and stewed with green seasoning, ketchup and pepper until the sauce turns mahogany.

Jamaica
Red kidney beans stewed in coconut milk with salt beef, pig's tail and spinners — small hand-rolled flour dumplings — until thick.

Myanmar
ငှက်ပျောပေါင်း
Bananas stewed in coconut milk or milk with sugar and sago until they collapse into a thick sweet pudding.

Saint Lucia
Chicken backs stewed with local herbs, spices, and vegetables; a traditional Saint Lucian dish; a resourceful use of cheaper cuts of meat; served with rice, provisions, or macaroni pie; a hearty, flavourful main dish; the stewed chicken backs of Saint Lucia; a Creole comfort food; a home-style classic.

Cayman Islands
Stew conch
Conch browned in a dark roux of flour, tomato paste and onion and simmered until the sauce goes almost black.

Puerto Rico
Salmorejo de jueyes
Picked land crab meat stewed down in sofrito, tomato and annatto until it is thick enough to stuff back into the shell or spoon over mofongo.

Cape Verde
Lapas
Limpets stewed with garlic, onion, and peppers, served in their shells with the cooking broth.

Macao
Rabo de Boi
Stewed oxtail in red wine; oxtail steamed and stewed until tender; red wine gives a rich, deep flavor; a Portuguese-influenced Macanese dish; works as an energy supplement during holidays; the oxtail stew that is a Macau restaurant classic.

Flanders, Belgium
Stoofperen
Pears slowly stewed in red wine and spices until deep red, a Flemish winter dessert.

Saint Lucia
Stewed Pork and Provisions
Pork stewed with local herbs, spices, and vegetables; served with ground provisions (yam, sweet potato, dasheen, and eddoe); a traditional Saint Lucian main dish; a hearty, comforting meal; the stewed pork and provisions of Saint Lucia; a robust, savoury dish; a Creole classic.

Puerto Rico
Bacalao guisado
Salt cod soaked overnight, flaked and stewed with sofrito, potato, olives and peppers into a loose red stew eaten over rice or viandas.

Sweden
Kladdkaka
Dense gooey chocolate cake with crisp exterior and soft fudgy center, no baking powder, a national favorite.

Australia
Sticky date pudding is a moist date cake covered in warm butterscotch sauce, often served with cream or vanilla ice cream.

Philippines
Biko
A sticky rice cake made from glutinous rice, coconut milk, and brown sugar, topped with latik (coconut curds).

China
粽子
A pyramid of glutinous rice wrapped in bamboo leaves and boiled, filled with pork belly and egg yolk in the south or eaten plain with sugar in the north.

Hong Kong
Lo Mai Gai
The sticky rice bomb of dim sum; glutinous rice wrapped in lotus leaf with chicken, Chinese sausage, mushrooms, and dried shrimp; steamed until the rice absorbs all flavors; the lotus leaf imparts an earthy aroma; a substantial dim sum item; the sticky rice parcel that opens to reveal a savory treasure.

Indonesia
Lemper
Glutinous rice filled with seasoned chicken or beef, wrapped in banana leaves.

Myanmar
ဆီထမင်း
Glutinous rice cooked with turmeric, onion and a generous quantity of peanut oil, pressed into a slab and eaten with fried onion, sesame and dried fish floss.

Philippines
Kalamay
An extremely sticky sweet paste made from glutinous rice, coconut milk, and brown sugar, a traditional delicacy.

United Kingdom
A dark sponge made with chopped dates, drenched in hot toffee sauce and served with cream, custard or ice cream.

Salzburg, Austria
Stiegl Goldbräu
Classic lager from Salzburg's oldest brewery, founded 1492, balanced malt and hops with clean finish, a beloved Austrian beer, traditional and refreshing.

Greece
Στιφάδο
Greek stew of meat (rabbit, beef, or octopus) with baby onions, tomatoes, wine, and spices, slow-cooked until tender. A rustic, aromatic winter dish, served with bread or pasta.

Myanmar
ဒညင်းသီး
Flat green seeds from the danyin tree, boiled or grilled in the pod, split open and eaten with sesame oil, salt and chilli.

China
臭鳜鱼
An Anhui dish of mandarin fish fermented in salt until pungent, then braised with garlic, ginger and chilli into a rich, savoury, surprisingly delicious stew.

China
臭豆腐
Tofu fermented in a brine of vegetables, shrimp and milk for days, then deep-fried and served with pickled cabbage and chilli sauce.

South Korea
순대볶음
Korean blood sausage (sundae) stir-fried with vegetables, noodles, and a spicy sauce, a popular street food twist on traditional sundae.

South Korea
버섯볶음
Assorted mushrooms (shiitake, oyster, enoki) stir-fried with vegetables in a savory soy-based sauce, a popular banchan and vegetarian dish.