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RECIPES

Below you'll find a plethora of international recipes, tested and eaten directly in my kitchen. Happy cooking!

Manti From Kazakhstan

Manti From Kazakhstan

Kazakh manti stands as a testament to the heart and soul of Kazakhstan's culinary heritage.

Beshbarmak From Kyrgyzstan

Beshbarmak From Kyrgyzstan

Beshbarmak is a dish made with boiled meat, usually horse, lamb or beef, served on a bed of flat noodles and topped with onion sauce.

Adjarian Khachapuri From Georgia

Adjarian Khachapuri From Georgia

Khachapuri is a beloved and iconic Georgian dish that consists of cheese-filled bread.

Shaking Beef (Lok Lak) From Cambodia

Shaking Beef (Lok Lak) From Cambodia

Lok Lak is a popular Cambodian dish known for its delicious flavors and simplicity.

Pad Krapow From Thailand

Pad Krapow From Thailand

Pad Krapow is a popular Thai dish known for its bold and spicy flavors.

Banh Cuon From Vietnam

Banh Cuon From Vietnam

This saying emphasizes the importance of enjoying food but maintaining a balanced and wise lifestyle.

Naengmyeon From North Korea

Naengmyeon From North Korea

North Korean naengmyeon, also known as mul naengmyeon, is a popular cold noodle dish in North Korean cuisine.

Ghapama From Armenia

Ghapama From Armenia

Imagine a cozy Armenian kitchen, where the aroma of spices and the warmth of tradition blend seamlessly.

Chicken Adobo From The Philippines

Chicken Adobo From The Philippines

Chicken Adobo is a quintessential Filipino dish that boasts a rich history and holds a special place in Filipino culinary culture.

Larb From Laos

Larb From Laos

Larb, also known as Laap or Laab, is a traditional Laotian dish that has also become popular in Thai and Isan cuisine.

Khuushuur From Mongolia

Khuushuur From Mongolia

Khuushuur (хуушууp) is a traditional Mongolian dish consisting of fried dough pockets filled with meat, usually mutton, beef, or other meats.

Galbijjim From South Korea

Galbijjim From South Korea

Galbijjim, a cherished Korean dish, has a rich history that reflects the evolution of Korean cuisine and its cultural significance.

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