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Vegetarian dishes
Clapshot is a traditional Scottish dish that combines the earthy flavors of turnips and potatoes, mashed together with butter, chives, and sometimes a hint of nutmeg. Originating from the Orkney Islands, this comforting side dish pairs well with haggis, sausages, or any type of roasted meat.
Clapshot: Mashed turnips and potatoes.
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Mashawa is a hearty and wholesome Afghan mixed bean stew that combines chickpeas, red kidney beans, barley, and urad mung lentils with a rich blend of spices and aromatic ingredients. Finished with a touch of yogurt, this dish is perfect as a standalone meal, offering both warmth and a delightful taste of Afghan cuisine.
Mashawa (Afghan Mixed Bean Stew)
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Pastelera de Choclo, or Corn Stew, is a beloved Chilean dish featuring sweet corn and fresh basil, perfect for summery meals as a main course or side dish.
Pastelera de Choclo
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A traditional Brazilian street food, Acarajé are deep-fried bean fritters filled with Vatapá and Caruru, garnished with shrimp, offering a rich taste of Afro-Brazilian culinary heritage.
Acarajé
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Experience the rich and creamy flavors of this traditional Mexican dish blending hearty beans with the robust tastes of chorizo, jalapeños, and cheese.
Frijoles Puercos
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A delightful, French-inspired dish featuring baked tomatoes topped with a crispy breadcrumb mixture, perfect as an appetizer or side dish.
Tomates a la Provenzal
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