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Caldo verde (Green Soup) / Portugal

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This is a Portuguese green soup. Perhaps it is the mashed potatoes, but I feel relieved when I eat it. I recommend this dish because it is delicious freshly made, the next day, or even when it is cold. It is also a Portuguese New Year’s Eve soup.

Filed Under: Portugal Tagged With: Appetizer, Potato, Soups or Stew

Colcannon (Creamy Mashed Potatoes and Kale) / Ireland

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This is an Irish creamy mashed potatoes that have been around for over 300 years.
This is delicious on its own, but it goes great with crispy bacon.
It is easy to make with only a few ingredients.

Filed Under: Ireland Tagged With: Butter, Main Course, Potato, Side Dish, Vegetables

Risotto alla milanese / Italy

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In the 1400s Spain brought rice to Italy. Risotto was born by putting that rice into soup. At the time, famine struck, and the new food, rice and risotto, quickly became popular. But…many rice fields were deliberately destroyed. Rice was mistakenly thought to cause malaria.

Filed Under: Italy Tagged With: Appetizer, Beef, Rice

Kulajda (Creamy Mushroom Soup) / Czech Republic

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This is a creamy Czech soup. It’s rich, but with just the right amount of acidity to balance it out. Mushrooms are the star of this dish, but dill is a must.

Filed Under: Czech Republic Tagged With: Mushroom, Potato, Soups or Stew

Paprikás Csirke (Paprika Chicken) / Hungary

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This is a Hungarian dish in which chicken is cooked in paprika. This dish was born on a farm and has a history of several hundred years. I ate it with garshka (homemade pasta).

Filed Under: Hungary Tagged With: Chicken, Main Course, Pasta or Noodle, Tomato, Vegetables

Jota (Sauerkraut Stew) / Slovenia

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This is a Slovenian dish made by stewing sauerkraut, pork and beans. You can eat it while it’s warm or after it’s cold.

Filed Under: Slovenia Tagged With: Pork, Soups or Stew, Vegetables

Shkmeruli (Chicken with Garlic Sauce) / Georgia

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There are a variety of styles that are made with just chicken, butter and garlic, or with the addition of milk and other ingredients.

Filed Under: Georgia Tagged With: Chicken, Main Course

Boeuf bourguignon (Burgundy Beef Stew) / France

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This is a dish that was eaten by the farmers of Burgundy. The French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution made it known throughout France.

Filed Under: France Tagged With: Beef, Main Course, Potato, Soups or Stew

Waterzooi (Chicken Cream Stew) / Belgium

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This is a Belgian cream stew that the emperor loved. It’s a wonderful dish that tastes great with either rice or bread.

Filed Under: Belgium Tagged With: Chicken, Main Course, Soups or Stew, Vegetables

Beef Stroganoff / Russia

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This is a dish that attracts many people around the world, from adults to children. The recipes are endless depending on the family, and some of them can be made in as little as 10 minutes.

Filed Under: Russia Tagged With: Beef, Butter, Main Course, Rice

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This site posts local recipes from around the world, or recipe with some adjustments of mine to it.

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