
United States
Brunswick Stew
A thick Southern stew of smoked pork, chicken, tomatoes, corn, and lima beans, simmered for hours.
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United States
A thick Southern stew of smoked pork, chicken, tomatoes, corn, and lima beans, simmered for hours.

Italy
In Italy, Bruscitt is coarsely minced beef braised with butter, garlic, fennel seed, and red wine.

Brussels, Netherlands
Spruitjes
Brussels sprouts, Dutch plant breeders developed modern varieties, a traditional winter vegetable, often with bacon.

Brussels, Belgium
Gaufre de Bruxelles / Brusselse wafel
A Belgian light, airy, rectangular waffle with crisp edges, served with powdered sugar, cream, or chocolate, a national and street icon.

Piedmont, Italy
Piedmontese "ugly but good" hazelnut meringue cookies.

Lesser Poland, Poland
A simple highland porridge of flour boiled in salted water, served with lard or oil. One of the oldest Podhale dishes, a rustic, humble staple, a shepherd's traditional food, served hot.

Lesser Poland, Poland
The PDO-protected version of bryndza from Podhale, made from unpasteurized sheep's milk. A highland specialty, salty and tangy, a shepherd's tradition, used in pierogi and on bread.

Central Slovakia, Slovakia
Small potato-dough dumplings pushed through a board into boiling water, folded through bryndza until it melts into a sauce, and topped with fried bacon and its fat.

Central Slovakia, Slovakia
Half-moon dumplings of potato dough filled with bryndza and mint or dill, boiled and finished with butter, bacon and sour cream.

Sweden
Brännesnuda is a stew from Skåne County, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Denmark
Brændende kærlighed is a potato dish from Denmark, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Jura, Switzerland
Brési is Fribourg-style air-dried beef, deeply red and thinly sliced after a long cure.

Libya
Toasted barley and chickpea flour ground with fenugreek and spices, worked into a paste with olive oil and date syrup or drunk stirred into water.

Tunisia
بسيسة
Roasted barley or wheat ground with chickpeas, fenugreek and spices into a flour, mixed with olive oil and dates or with water into a drink.

Kiribati
Moist cake or pudding made from grated swamp taro (babai) or regular taro, mixed with coconut milk and coconut palm syrup (kamaimai), wrapped in banana or taro leaves, and steamed or baked; a traditional Kiribati dessert; the taro gives a dense, starchy base and the coconut milk and syrup add richness and sweetness.

England, United Kingdom
Leftover mashed potato and cabbage or sprouts pressed into a pan and fried hard on both sides until a crust forms.

Taiwan
珍珠奶茶
Black tea shaken with milk and sugar and poured over chewy tapioca pearls, drunk through an oversized straw — invented in Taiwan in the 1980s.

Czech Republic
A Czech fruit sheet cake with cherries, plums, or apricots, a daily and home classic

Ukraine
Бублик
Bublik is a ring-shaped bread roll boiled then baked, similar to bagel but sweeter.

Malaysia
Coconut milk dessert with sweet potato, taro, and tapioca pearls, creamy coconut broth with tender root vegetables and balanced sweetness.

Malaysia
Ramadan porridge with rice, meat, and spices, distributed at mosques during breaking of fast.

Lisbon Region, Portugal
Historic Lisbon white based on Arinto.

Brazil
A Northeastern dish of goat stomach and offal stuffed with seasoned rice, blood, and herbs, then sewn and boiled until tender.

Dominican Republic
Buche e' perico
A Dominican soup of fish, plantain, and herbs with a distinctive minty, savory flavor.

Guam
Buchi
Buchi is made by shaping grated coconut and sugar into balls, then frying them until the outside is crisp and the centre chewy.

Austria
Sweet yeast rolls filled with plum jam or apricot preserves, baked together in a pan, soft pull-apart texture, a traditional Austrian dessert, warm.

Czech Republic
Parené buchty
A Czech sweet yeast bun stuffed with jam, poppy seed, or tvaroh, a daily and home classic

United States
A no-bake Ohio confection of peanut butter and butter rolled into balls, dipped in chocolate to leave a peanut-butter 'eye'.

Åland Islands
Salted and hot-smoked Baltic herring that develops a golden tint from smoking; a traditional preservation method and staple food; historically sold in markets in Stockholm and Helsinki; a traditional Åland seafood specialty.

Brittany, France
Galette de sarrasin
Galette de sarrasin is Brittany’s thin buckwheat crêpe, folded around savory fillings.

Slovenia
Ajdova kaša
Whole buckwheat groats boiled and dressed with mushrooms, cracklings or milk — the starch of the Slovenian uplands before potatoes.

Russia
Каша
Buckwheat kasha: roasted groats simmered until fluffy and nutty, the default hot side of Russian home cooking.

Montenegro
Heljdopita
Buckwheat-flour pastry filled with cheese or potato, dark, crumbly and nutty, from the buckwheat-growing highlands.

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Будаатай хуурга
Rice fried with mutton or beef, onion, carrot and potato in the meat's own fat.

Sweden
Rolled meringue, cream and fruit pastry, a Swedish café classic.

China
佛跳墙
A sealed jar of abalone, sea cucumber, scallop, ham, quail egg and mushroom steamed for hours in Shaoxing wine and superior stock.