20+ International Recipes to Treat Your Taste Buds
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Denmark: Æbleskiver
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- JoachimK
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Danish Æbleskiver are little puffy pancakes that are filled with, well... anything. Seriously! You can fill them with traditional lingonberry jam or chocolate spread. These can be difficult to flip when you're cooking, and you will need an Æbleskiver pan to make them, but they are so worth it!
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France: Croque Monsieur
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- Michael Brewer
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No list of international recipes is complete without the croque monsieur! This grilled ham and cheese sandwich is typically topped with creamy béchamel, and originated in French cafés and bars. Bon Appétit!
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Cuba: Papas Rellenas (Cuban Fried Stuffed Potatoes)
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- Miguel Alan Córdova Silva
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Fried. Stuffed. Potatoes. Need we say more? These Cuban papas rellenas (potatoes stuffed with meat and then fried) are little bites of heaven.
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Poland: Pierogies
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- DanielPenfield
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You can serve these Polish pierogies with butter, sour cream, or (everyone's favorite) bacon. Perfecting the actual pierogie-folding technique might take some practice, but once you've got it down, you'll want to make them all the time!
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- Jeffreyw
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Whether you say “ji-roh” or “yeer-oh,” this Greek gyro is delicious! You can make them with lamb or chicken, just make sure you add tzatziki sauce and lots of garlic-y hummus to finish it off!
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Brazil: Pão de Queijo (Cheese Puffs)
Pão de Queijo (Brazilian cheese puffs) are crunchy on the outside but super soft on the inside. Plus: CHEESE! It's bread, only better.
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