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Search ArticlesOliveira’s Moçambicano: A Taste of Quelimane in Lisboa
In the heat of the summer, there’s nothing quite like settling into a breezy spot close to vast blue of the Tagus River with some friends and a few snacks. But due to the city’s hills and its construction projects, it’s not always easy to find a nice place for a picnic close to the river. One consistently good spot, though, is Tapada das Necessidades, previously a royal park. It’s also conveniently close to the Alcântara neighborhood, home to some of our favorite food and wine shops.
Recipe: Caril de Caranguejo a Moçambicana, A Mozambican Crab Curry
2 kilograms crab, cut into sections, including the legs and body, with the shells lightly cracked using a hammer 3 medium yellow onions, finely chopped 5 cloves garlic, minced ¼ cup olive oil 4 ripe plum tomatoes, chopped Bird’s eye chilies or piri piri peppers to taste, stems removed, sliced on the diagonal 3 tablespoons curry powder 1 can (400 ml) coconut milk, or homemade coconut milk made by soaking grated coconut in hot water and straining Salt to taste 1 small sprig cilantro, for...
Doña Gabina Escolástica: Where Tradition Is Always on the Menu
Log in S M B O We can't find the internet Attempting to reconnect Something went wrong! Hang in there while we get back on track ... Home / Stories / Doña Gabina Escolástica: Where Tradition Is Always on the Menu Doña Gabina Escolástica: Where Tradition Is Always on the Menu Get Your Free Guadalajara Pocket Guide Introducing our pocket-sized Guadalajara guide — perfect for your next culinary adventure. Yours free when you sign up for our newsletter. to unlock the best of Culinary Backstreets.
Look Chin Anamai: A Half-Century of Beef and Broth
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Recipe: Aspi’s Flantástico Dulce de Leche Flan
Step One Make the caramel. Place half of the sugar in a small, deep saucepan and melt it over medium heat without adding water. Add the remaining sugar and continue cooking until it has melted and turned a light caramel color. Stir gently with a wooden spoon. Step Two Remove the saucepan from the heat and carefully add half of the water. The mixture will release a large amount of hot steam, so pour slowly and keep your hands and face away from the pan.
The Essentials: Seoul’s Cold Summer Soups
<p><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0)">Near Gongdeok Station, Lakheeoak is a modern Korean tavern with a menu of small plates and mains designed to accompany drinks. Its most popular summer order is kimchi-mari guksu, thin wheat noodles in an ice-cold broth made from the liquid of well-fermented kimchi.
Casa Dani: Madrid’s Award-Winning Tortilla de Patata
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Classique: A Parisian Wine Bar in Cocktail Form
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Social Corazón: Buenos Aires’ Daily Bread Gets Its Due
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Gure-Toki: One Pintxo at a Time
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