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Mussels deserve your attention on weeknights. An affordable, accessible, and quick-cooking protein, they swim happily in a miso and sake-fortified broth.
Thick udon noodles simmered in a clear kelp broth with tender napa cabbage and oyster mushrooms. Soy sauce and tsuyu keep the broth light but deeply savory, with one chili lending quiet warmth.
Indonesian fried rice fired with shallots, garlic, ginger, and shrimp paste and sweetened with ketjap manis, topped with seared salmon, a crisp-edged fried egg, and pickled cucumber.
Thai and South-East AsianMain course1 hrServes 21444 kcalDairy-freeHigh Fiber
Meet Ndomba, a fragrant Cameroonian classic built around tender fish gently simmered in a spiced, tomato-rich broth. It is the kind of dish that fills a kitchen with warm aromas long before it reaches the table, and it rewards good, fresh produce more than any complicated technique. Naturally free from gluten and dairy, and easy to adapt for plant-based cooks, Ndomba is a generous, welcoming introduction to Central African home cooking.
A classic creamy chowder: potatoes simmered in clam juice, bacon and aromatics, a flour-thickened base, and plenty of chopped clams finished with half-and-half.
Shell-on shrimp tossed in Cajun seasoning, paprika and thyme, cooked quickly in butter with Worcestershire sauce, lemon juice and lemon slices, and finished with green onions.
A New Orleans gumbo built on a dark roux cooked for up to 45 minutes, with andouille sausage, shredded chicken and shrimp simmered with onion, bell pepper and celery.
Cold cooked shrimp tossed in a tangy remoulade of celery, green onion, parsley, ketchup, tomato puree and Creole mustard, chilled well and served on lettuce leaves.
Nicaraguan grilled fish is a traditional delicacy. Stuffed with vegetables, it is cooked over charcoal to enhance its unique flavor. Accompanied by salad, yuca, or tostones, it is a delight for the palate on any occasion. An authentic Central American delicacy.
A French salad of potatoes, green beans, tomatoes, cos lettuce, hard-boiled eggs, olives and tuna in oil, dressed with a lemon, olive oil and Dijon dressing.
A Japanese home-style stew of thinly sliced beef, potatoes, carrot, onion and shirataki noodles simmered in dashi with sweet-savoury seasonings, finished with snow peas.
Minced shrimp balls seared in a skillet, wrapped in softened rice paper in the pan and steamed until the bottoms crisp, with a tamari and rice vinegar dipping sauce.
Center-cut cod or halibut slow-roasted in olive oil with garlic, thyme, bay leaf and lemon until just opaque, then topped with a fresh, uncooked puttanesca of heirloom tomatoes, anchovy, Calabrian chilies, Kalamata olives, capers and parsley. Served over steamed long grain white rice to soak up the juices.
A cold salad of lettuce, cucumber and cherry tomatoes topped with coils of somyeon noodles and cocktail shrimp. An oriental soy dressing with lemon and sesame oil is poured over at the last moment.
This cold salad is perfect for a hot day in the sun or as an appetiser. Pair it with some fresh ħobż (Maltese sourdough) and you have a refreshing and delicious light meal. The vinegar should come through strongly. Any leftovers can be kept in the refrigerator for a few days
A Nigerian white soup of pounded Scotch bonnet, crayfish and iru paste simmered with dried catfish and afang leaves in stock, thickened with blended yam and finished with poached prawns and fresh greens.
Japanese cabbage pancakes from a dashi and grated nagaimo batter with eggs, tenkasu and pickled red ginger, topped with pork belly slices and served with okonomiyaki sauce, Kewpie mayonnaise, katsuobushi and aonori.
This warming pot brings together fresh fish, a colourful medley of vegetables and a gentle blend of cumin and coriander, all simmered in a light, savoury broth. Simple to make yet rich and rewarding on the palate, it carries the sun-soaked flavours of the Gulf coast to your own table, whether for a festive gathering or a relaxed family supper.
Shrimp and sliced bell peppers and onion cooked fajita-style in individual skillets with an adobo, chili and honey marinade, served with cilantro lime rice.
AmericanMain course30 min3 to 4342 kcalGluten-freeEgg-freeHigh Fiber
Shrimp seared in butter and set aside while fettuccine cooks in chicken broth and milk in the same pan, finished with heavy cream, Parmesan, black pepper and nutmeg.