This hearty meatball soup — sopa de albóndigas — is popular as a midday meal in Guatemala, Mexico, El Salvador and with everyone who tastes…
We’ve travelled from the conch shacks of the Caribbean to remote islands in French Polynesia to find the best local food the world has to offer. The recipes here are some of our favourites. Discover haute cuisine prepared by celebrity chefs, authentic street food from Guatemala, craft-beer infused party dips and other easy international dishes you can easily prepare at home.
25 Globally-Inspired Holiday Appetizers
Get the party started with these easy recipes for international holiday appetizers from around the world! Featuring classics like French baked b…
Champurradas – Guatemalan Sesame Seed Cookies
These traditional cookies can be found in bakeries all over Guatemala. Deliciously crisp and easy to make, champurradas feature the buttery flavour of…
Chirmol – Guatemalan Charred Tomato Salsa
Chirmol is a fresh tomato sauce popular throughout Latin America that makes a fantastic topping for grilled meats, egg dishes, tacos and hearty soups.…
25+ Easy Recipes to Make for Day of the Dead
The countdown is on for Day of the Dead in Mexico! This collection of easy and delicious Day of the Dead food recipes is sure to inspire you to host y…
Kiwi and Coconut Milk Chia Pudding (Vegan)
This easy recipe for delicious Kiwi and Coconut Milk Chia Pudding is perfect for brunch, an afternoon snack or a posh dessert! Featured on the Shangri…
Jocón de Pollo – Easy Guatemalan Chicken Stew
Jocón (pronounced HO-con) is one of the most popular traditional stews of Guatemala. The generous handfuls of cilantro, scallions, tomatillos and gree…
Lotus Blossom Cocktail – Awamori & Lychee
Japanese awamori, like whisky or brandy, is a unique delicacy in its own right, but it also works well in a variety of cocktails. The legendary disti…
Awamori: A Guide to Japan’s Legendary Rice Liquor
Awamori, Okinawa’s signature distilled spirit is enjoying a revival and there’s no better place to sample “island sake” than in Naha…