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Classic comfort: a whole poached chicken folded into a creamy onion-enriched sauce under a homemade butter and shortening pastry lid. Worth making the pastry from scratch for the buttery, crumbly result.
Beef brisket cured in a homemade brine of salt, brown sugar, pink curing salt and pickling spice for 5 to 7 days, then slow cooked until tender with cabbage, carrots, potatoes and onion. The St. Patrick's Day centerpiece, made from scratch.
IrishDinner, Main Course8 hr 20 minServes 6Gluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-free
Balandėliai, also known as Lithuanian cabbage rolls, are a traditional dish loved by many. This recipe brings together a hearty mix of ground pork, rice...
A traditional quiche Lorraine in a butter and lard pastry: crisped smoked bacon scattered over the blind-baked base, then a nutmeg-seasoned egg and cream custard poured over and baked until puffed and pale gold.
Pork hock blanched, then pressure cooked with soy sauces, oyster sauce, star anise, cinnamon, garlic, ginger, green onion, cooking wine and brown sugar until tender.
Pork belly simmered in soy sauces, cooking wine, five-spice and sugar, then simmered again with fried shallots and hard-boiled eggs, served over hot rice.
This is one of those dishes reserved to be cooked by men. In a culture where men sit around sipping tea while women cook that is definitely unusual. Cooking pilaf in Uzbek culture would be similar to the pride that American men take in cooking barbecue. In Uzbekistan, men show off their plov skills. Given the need to transliterate this dish into English, pilaf is sometimes called plov. While the recipe below is the most traditional one made with veal and garlic, it can also have a number of other sweet and savory variat
UzbekOther Main Dishes1 hr 5 minServes 4880 kcalGluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-freeHigh Fiber
Traditional Watery Rice is a Nicaraguan main course built around chicken. It takes 1 h 10 min in total and makes 6 Servings. It pairs well with roasted potatoes and rice pilaf.
A Tex-Mex traybake: flour tortillas folded around chilli beans, kidney beans, sweetcorn and cheddar, then baked all at once instead of fried one by one. Supper for four in under 20 minutes.
Slow-baked baby back ribs lacquered with a glaze that hits sweet, sour and hot all at once. The meat turns tender enough to pull from the bone, best eaten with sticky rice to catch the sauce.
ThaiMain course2 hr 45 minServes 2 to 31420 kcalGluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-freeHigh Fiber
Trinchado was introduced through South Africa by the Portuguese; migrating to countries such as Mozambique and Angola. Trinchado literally means cut up in Portuguese, hence the slices of beef that get seared then stewed in a spicy peri peri/tomato-based sauce. Originally, trinchado was served as bar food. Whatever leftover meat was thrown into the fiery sauce and simmered until tender. The heat of the sauce plus the heaviness of the meat were considered the food to eat to sober up. Now, trinchado is served as a main course(either beef, chicken, or fish), always with a crusty Portuguese roll to
The Tripleta is a Puerto Rican sandwich built on a baguette or sub bun with three meats — seasoned chicken, pork, and smoked ham — plus Gouda cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mayo, mustard, and ketchup. The meats are marinated for 2 hours before cooking.
Puerto RicanMain Course2 hr 20 minServes 2858 kcalGluten-freeEgg-freeHigh Fiber
Fluffy grains soak up rich coconut milk until every spoonful turns silky and lightly sweet, while freshly grated coconut adds gentle bite. It sits beautifully beside grilled fish or chicken, yet it is satisfying enough to stand alone as a light main. Best of all, it comes together with barely any effort, which makes it an easy addition to any weekly menu.
Saint LucianMain Dishes1–2 servings582 kcalVegetarianGluten-freeEgg-freeDiabeticLow-SodiumHigh FiberRenal
Trout fillets in a crisp ground almond crust, topped with toasted flaked almonds, capers, parsley and lemon — a great dish for cooking in the wild or at home.
Two large hand-made ravioli filled with truffled mashed potato cradling a whole egg yolk each, served over raw porcini slices and spinach with a reduced porcini, beef stock and truffle oil sauce and Parmesan. A special-occasion plate where the yolk becomes the sauce.
A chopped negitoro and diced-sashimi bowl in the Tokyo zeitaku-don style, served over sushi rice with a sesame sauce and an egg-yolk soy sauce, then finished with hot dashi poured over the second half.
Cold ramen noodles served beside a concentrated hot dipping broth of tonkotsu stock and a sesame, miso and pork mince tsukedare base, with marinated pork belly and a halved boiled egg.
Soft chicken meatballs with chicken fat, grated onion and ginger juice, poached first, then skewered and grilled with repeated bastings of a reduced soy and mirin yakitori sauce.
Cylindrical rice cakes and fish cakes simmered in dashi with gochujang and gochugaru until the sauce turns thick and glossy, topped with mozzarella and broiled.
A store-cupboard tuna pasta bake: fusilli or penne and broccoli in a quick all-in-one cheese sauce with flaked tuna, finished under a hot grill with a golden cheddar top. Healthy, fast and family-friendly.
Main course1 hrServes 4156 kcalEgg-freeDiabeticLow-SodiumLow Fat / Low CholesterolRenal
A spicy, brothy braise of tuna and potato cubes simmered in gochujang and chili powder until the sauce reduces and coats everything. It is made to be spooned over rice.
A lighter remix of the beef burger: canned tuna patties with lemon, dill and green onion, pan-fried until crisp and served in buns with fresh toppings. Zingy, herby and deeply satisfying for seafood fans.
Egg noodles and tuna folded through a homemade mushroom and cheddar cream sauce, baked under a standing crust of potato chips with lemon zest, dill, and chives to finish.
These tuna fish cakes are a great way of using up leftover mashed potatoes, get the kids to help with the cooking and they may never ask for fish fingers again. Serve with easy sweet potato fries.
Filipino party rolls filled with tuna, mushrooms, carrot, red pepper, onion and rocket, bound with egg and fried until crisp and golden. The star of the buffet table, rolled by hand and eaten hot.
Mapo tofu reworked with canned tuna in place of meat, simmered in a gochujang and gochugaru sauce with a doenjang backbone. The starch-thickened sauce clings to the soft tofu cubes.
Convenience-store udon gets a creamy upgrade from tuna and mayonnaise, loosened with a spoonful of the noodle soup. Chives and seaweed flakes finish it in minutes.
A from-scratch tuna noodle casserole: curly egg noodles and flaked tuna in a mushroom, sherry and lemon cream sauce under a crisp cheddar breadcrumb topping. Creamy, crowd-pleasing and freezer-friendly.
Spiral pasta and chunky tuna folded into a simmered tomato and herb sauce, blanketed with mozzarella and baked until the top turns golden and crisp at the edges.