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Pasta e fagioli

Pasta e fagioli is an old Italian stew that the peasants ate because it was easy to make, inexpensive, and hearty. Serve with crusty Italian bread.

Ingredients for pasta e fagioli

Greek beef and onion stew

Beef and onion stew is the kind of comforting dish to have when the weather turns chilly.

Greek church

Swiss poached perch

Perch -in French speaking cantons- or egli -in the German ones- is a delicate freshwater fish found in most lakes in Switzerland.

Swiss guards

Surf 'n' Turf from Australia

Surf and turf always offers the best of sea and land, fresh prawns and juicy steak in this case, made more appealing by the tangy beer sauce on the side. Serve with chunky oven fries.

Australian landscape

Ginger stewed beef Madagascar

This is a simple but hearty beef recipe where ginger adds the exotic flavor.The Malgache name for stewed beef is hen'omby ritra.

Beef, T-bone steak

Steak Johannesburg

Steaks grilled in the best South African tradition, served with grilled asparagus with orange and nutmeg Hollandaise, and cumin flavored chickpeas.

Baobab tree in African sabana

Bulgogi

Bulgogi is a Korean dish made with marinated beef cooked over high heat.

Korean stone dragon

Chimichangas

Serve with almond red sauce and jalapeño cream sauce. Prepare the sauces and reserve while cooking chimichangas.

Beef chimichanga

Cajun catfish

A sample of simple Cajun cooking. The Cajun touch comes from the seasonin and the way flavors are combined.

Fried Cajun catfish

Shrimp ceviche from Panama

Though shrimp ceviche has a taste more similar to cooked seafood than raw shrimp - as it would happen with sushi - this dish is raw, the perfect treat for the sushi lover in your life.

Casco viejo, Panama

Where to go from here?

First step would be stocking the staples you need to cook international. Why not follow the recommendations in our basic pantry?

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