Cuisine by country
All the secrets to making bacon extra crispy
Many home cooks and even professionals in Greece tend to leave their bacon soft, just cooking it enough to add a bit of color. However, the ultimate goal should be to achieve perfectly crispy, caramelized bacon with a golden hue—a staple in countries where bacon plays a significant role in their culinary culture.
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Legendary fast food joint named brand of the year
Years ago Burek Olimpija was a typical Ljubljana fast food joint known mostly to locals as purveyors of delicious burek, a typical Balkan savoury pastry. In recent years, however, it has harnessed social media to such an effect that it has been declared the brand of the year at the country's largest advertising festival, a prize typically reserved for large corporate brands.
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Duty-free halloumi for Australia?
Cyprus' Minister for Agriculture Petros Xenophontos told the European Union's Agriculture and Fisheries Council on Tuesday that halloumi cheese should be exported to Australia duty-free. He was participating in a discussion on negotiations toward an EU-Australia Free Trade Agreement.
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Local dishes promoted in ‘Turkish Cuisine Week‘
Turkish dishes are being promoted in a series of events held across the county and at diplomatic missions during "Turkish Cuisine Week."
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Nigerian chef cooks for 100 hours to set new record
A Nigerian chef on May 15 set a new global record for the longest hours nonstop cooking as she cooked for 100 hours, surpassing the current record.
Hilda Baci had been cooking since May 11 when she set out to beat the Guinness World Record of 87 hours and 45 minutes set in 2019 by Lata Tondon, an Indian chef.
One suspect arrested over unsolved death of Gabonese student
A suspect identified as having links to the death of a Gabonese student at Karabük University has been arrested after he was detained and released three times in a week.
The lifeless body of Jeannah Danys Dinabongho Ibouanga, 17, whom her friends called "Dina" for short, was found on March 26 in Filyos Stream in the northern province of Karabük.
Overfishing threatens way of life in Bahamas
Tereha Davis, whose family has fished for conch from waters around the Bahamas for five generations, remembers when she could walk into the water from the beach and pick up the marine snails from the seabed.
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Georgiadis: Household Basket helps lower inflation
The Household Basket is a successful measure that, in combination with the Market Pass, has helped to lower inflation, Development and Investment Minister Adonis Georgiadis asserted in a press conference held on Wednesday.
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Antakya’s künefe receives protected status
Following the application of the Antakya Chamber of Commerce and Industry to the European Union (EU), the southern province of Antakya's famous künefe dessert has been put under protection as a registered geographical indication and traditional specialty.
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The Ancient Greek roots of Feta Cheese
Given that the “Odyssey” was written in 8th century BC, the origin of feta is indisputably Greek
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