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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

Warm raspberry sauce

Serve warm raspberry sauce with chilled Danish rice pudding.

Freshly picked raspberries

Pakoras

Pakoras are popular snacks in India and also served in many Indian restaurants. Usually prepared as deep fried, batter coated vegetables but there is much more to it than that.

Preparing batter

Orzo with brown butter

A pasta recipe as simple as it can be. This recipe will serve six people as a starter or side dish and four as a main course.

Greek temple with statues

Feta baked tomatoes

Use ripe tomatoes with a beautiful tomato red color. Ripe tomatoes add sweetness to this recipe.

Tomatoes & peppers in Greek light

Egg and lemon soup

Avgolemono, as this delicate egg and lemon soup is known, is probably the favorite soup in Greece. It is usually served as starter in Greek celebrations.

Greek church

White bean soup

This is the Galician white bean soup recipe more popular over Spain, because of its simplicity - Caldo gallego can become more sophisticated with the addition of chorizo or other meats - and we

White bean soup (caldo gallego)

Swiss cabbage soup

The cheese on top of this soup changes from canton to canton. Expect Gruyere in French cantons, Emmentaler if you are in one of the German cantons, and Parmesan in Italian ones.

Swiss guards

Garlic shrimp

Gambas al ajillo are very popular as tapas. The shrimp used for this recipe should not be excessively large.

Fresh shrimp

Gnocchi with spinach

Gnocchi with a flavorful spinach and cheese sauce. Simple, filling, and delicious. Making this dish is simplicity itself.

Boiled gnocchi

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?

Everything we know about wine is the wine cellar. Get started with wine. Know the basic types, how to taste it, and what is behind the names. Wine begins in the grapes and so should you.

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