
Cape Verde
Cape Verdean Feijoada
Feijoada
Bean stew made with feijão pedra (rock beans) or pinto beans, salt-pork, chouriço, cabbage, carrots, and squash in a light-colored tomato broth.
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Cape Verde
Feijoada
Bean stew made with feijão pedra (rock beans) or pinto beans, salt-pork, chouriço, cabbage, carrots, and squash in a light-colored tomato broth.

Cape Verde
Queijo de Cabra
Fresh goat cheese made on the islands, mild and slightly tangy, often served with papaya jam or honey.

Cape Verde
Polvo
Octopus stewed or grilled with garlic, onion, tomato, and herbs, served with rice or boiled potatoes.

Cape Verde
Chamuças
Triangular fried pastries filled with spiced minced meat, fish, or vegetables, a Cape Verdean adaptation of the Indian samosa.

Montevideo, Uruguay
Meat-filled cappelletti under a hot cream sauce of onion, ham, mushroom and nutmeg invented in Montevideo in the 1950s.

Venice, Italy
Capelonghe veneziane (Venetian-Style Razor Clams) is a named Italian shellfish from Venice, built around its defining ingredient and cooked in a specific local style; the texture, seasoning, and serving form distinguish the dish.

Venice, Italy
In Venice, Capesante alla veneziana is scallops baked with breadcrumbs, parsley, garlic, and white wine.

Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy
In Friuli, Capesante gratinate is scallops baked with breadcrumbs, parsley, garlic, and white wine.

Mexico
A Lenten bread pudding of bolillo, piloncillo syrup, cheese, peanuts, and dried fruit.

Saint-Louis, Senegal
Nile perch stuffed with a paste of its own flesh, herbs, garlic and chilli, then baked and served with a lemon and onion sauce.

Sicily, Italy
Sicilian sweet-and-sour eggplant relish with capers, olives, celery, and agrodolce (vinegar-sugar). Over 30 regional versions, served at room temperature.

Angola
A clear spirit distilled from fermented maize in Malanje province.

Genoa, Italy
A monumental Genovese seafood-and-vegetable timbale layered over a ship's biscuit, dressed with green sauce and crowned with prawns. A historic aristocratic dish.

Italy
Espresso topped with steamed milk foam, traditionally drunk only before 11am in Italy. The name comes from the Capuchin friars' hood color.

Italy
In Italy, Capra alla neretese is goat pieces braised with tomato, peppers, onion, and herbs.

Aosta Valley, Italy
In Aosta Valley, Capriolo alla Valdostana is venison braised with red wine, juniper, and mountain herbs.

Bonaire
Captain Don's Whisky is a single-barrel whisky aged and bottled by Bonaire's Cadushy Distillery, named for diver Captain Don Stewart and sold as a Bonaire product.

Switzerland
Spätzli dough mixed with cured meat and herbs, wrapped in chard leaves and simmered in milk and stock, then baked under cheese.

Tuscany, Italy
In Tuscany, Carabaccia is Tuscan onion soup with red onions, almonds, cinnamon, vinegar, and bread.

Pampanga, Philippines
Tibok-Tibok
A Kapampangan carabao milk pudding, similar to maja blanca but richer, topped with latik.

Spain
Large red prawns from the Mediterranean, a prized grill item

Switzerland
A small tart of chocolate ganache in a shortcrust shell, finished with a lurid green fondant lid and a chocolate dot.

Algarve, Portugal
Caracóis à Algarvia is a Portuguese stew from Algarve, built around a seasoned broth and the region’s staple ingredients.

United States
A Southern layer cake with a cooked, amber caramel icing that is poured and spread over the layers.

Philippines
Leche Flan
A rich, creamy caramel custard made with egg yolks and condensed milk, steamed in oval molds (llaneras).

New Caledonia
Porc au Caramel
Porc au caramel is pork braised in a dark caramel, soy, and aromatic sauce, a Vietnamese-diaspora preparation established in New Caledonia.

Dubrovnik, Croatia
Rožata
Traditional Dalmatian caramel flan with orange and vanilla flavored custard, a Dubrovnik specialty, smooth and rich.

United States
Soft yeast rolls baked in a sticky brown-sugar and caramel glaze, often with pecans.

Sri Lanka
සීනි සම්බෝල
Onions cooked down slowly with sugar, tamarind, maldive fish, chilli and spices into a dark, sticky sweet-hot relish.

Philippines
Banana Cue
Saba bananas fried in brown sugar until caramelized, served on skewers, a popular street snack.

Faroe Islands
Brúnkað Epli
Caramelized potatoes (brúnkað epli); pre-boiled, peeled potatoes gently stirred in melted sugar with margarine; a Danish holiday dish introduced into Faroese cuisine in the 1960s; served with domestic duck or goose at Christmas; a festive Faroese side dish.

Philippines
Camote Cue
Sweet potato slices fried in brown sugar on skewers, similar to banana cue, a cheap and filling snack.

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

Venezuela
Venezuelan stewed black beans simmered with onion, bell pepper, garlic, cumin and Worcestershire sauce, the essential bean component of pabellón criollo.

Ica, Peru
A Peruvian dried potato and pork stew in a red aji and peanut sauce, thickened with chuño. An ancient Andean dish from Ica.

Lithuania
Kmynų Sūris
Pale yellow cheese studded with caraway seeds, a Lithuanian market favorite.