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Tacos al pastor with onion, coriander, lime and radish
Mexico · Lunch
Tacos al pastor
50 min · Medium
Shakshuka: eggs poached in tomato and pepper sauce in a cast-iron pan PREMIUM
Israel · Breakfast
Shakshuka
40 min · Easy
A plate of pad thai with bean sprouts, prawns and lime
Thailand · Lunch
Pad thai
40 min · Medium
Spaghetti carbonara with pancetta and grated cheese
Italy · Lunch
Spaghetti carbonara
25 min · Medium
Fish ceviche with red onion, corn and lettuce
Peru · Dinner
Ceviche
20 min · Easy
A golden Spanish potato omelette on a tray
Spain · Dinner
Spanish tortilla
50 min · Medium

A few recipes from the cookbook: Spanish tortilla (Spain), Phở bò (Vietnam), Ceviche (Peru), Harira (Morocco), Adjarian khachapuri (Georgia), Jollof rice (Nigeria), Cochinita pibil (Mexico), Shoyu ramen (Japan), Masala dosa (India), Gołąbki (Poland), Jerk chicken (Jamaica), Coq au vin (France), Francesinha (Portugal), Hotteok (South Korea), Lahmacun (Turkey), Moros y cristianos (Cuba), Jansson's temptation (Sweden), Falafel (Lebanon).

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