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Succulent ribs in a sweet and spicy sauce of soy, garlic, sugar, and kochujang. It's like meat candy.
18 Aug 2007 | Korean, Main Courses, Meat
A unique take on meat loaf. The meat is lightly flavored with curry and topped with a delicious savory custard. It's comfort food from South Africa.
16 Nov 2008 | Main Courses, Meat
Slow-cooked pork, shredded and served on tortillas with a variety of fresh salsas. Clean flavors that are lip-smacking good.
14 Jul 2007 | Main Courses, Meat, Mexican
A popular dish from Yucatan, this chicken or pork shoulder dish is slow-cooked in a sauce of orange and achiote.
14 Jul 2007 | Main Courses, Mexican, Poultry
Gently poached chicken with a creamy walnut sauce.
14 Jul 2007 | Main Courses, Poultry, Turkish
Chinese noodles with a spicy and creamy sesame sauce. A great alternative to pasta and a wonderful lunchtime treat.
15 Jul 2007 | Chinese, Main Courses, Pasta and Noodles
A perfect blend of crisp flavors, all inside a soft flour tortilla. Made right, there is nothing better.
14 Jul 2007 | Fish, Main Courses, Mexican
Pork, slow braised in milk that transforms into a savory caramel sauce. Incredibly easy to make, yet complex and satisfying.
09 Feb 2009 | Italian, Main Courses, Meat
A rich and classic dish from Mexico where chicken is bathed in a creamy pumpkin seed sauce.
14 Jul 2007 | Main Courses, Mexican, Poultry
Strips of meat and vegetables, poached tableside and dipped in a rich soy and sesame dipping sauce.
29 Jul 2007 | Japanese, Main Courses, Meat
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