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Chicken Marbella

Chicken Marbella—a retro classic from the Silver Palate Cookbook that’s experiencing a delicious revival!  This dish is sweet, savory, tangy, and briny all at once—thanks to its magical combination of prunes, olives, capers, and garlic. It’s deceptively simple to prepare and absolutely perfect for dinner parties or a make-ahead meal.

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Persian Ash-e Reshteh (Herb, Legume & Noodle Soup)

Ash-e Reshteh is one of the most iconic Persian soups—a thick, herbaceous, and hearty noodle stew filled with legumes, greens, and aromatic flavors. Often served during Nowruz (Persian New Year) or on cold nights, it’s comfort food with cultural soul. The key elements are fresh herbs, legumes, reshteh noodles, and the tangy topping of kashk (fermented whey), balanced by the crispy fried onions and mint oil known as na’na daagh.

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Guatemalan Pepián de Pollo

Pepián de Pollo is one of Guatemala’s most iconic and ancient dishes—rich, complex, and deeply satisfying. It marries roasted seeds, dried chilies, and tomatoes into a thick, fragrant sauce that’s simmered with chicken. This traditional Mayan-meets-Spanish stew is typically served with rice or tortillas and is often prepared for special gatherings or Sunday meals.

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Iraqi Tomato-Beef Stew (Marag Lahm)

Marag Lahm (Iraqi Tomato-Beef Stew) is a warm, homey dish filled with tender beef simmered in a deeply spiced tomato broth. It’s a quintessential part of Iraqi cuisine—often served over rice or with flatbread to soak up the rich, tangy sauce. This stew celebrates bold yet balanced flavors, drawing from Middle Eastern spices and slow-simmered comfort.

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Uzbek Lamb Shurpa (Sho’rva)

Uzbek Lamb Shurpa is a rustic and deeply nourishing Central Asian soup, treasured for its slow-simmered broth, tender lamb, and hearty chunks of vegetables. It’s rich in flavor yet simple in its execution—a dish meant to warm the soul, often served during feasts and gatherings in Uzbekistan and neighboring countries.

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Filipino Sinigang na Isda

Sinigang na Isda (Fish in Sour Tamarind Broth) is a beloved Filipino dish that perfectly balances sourness with savory depth. Known for its fresh ingredients and restorative warmth, it’s a light yet deeply satisfying soup often served with rice. The sourness traditionally comes from tamarind, and the fish—usually milkfish, tilapia, or bangus—adds clean, oceanic richness.

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