Alfajores are a traditional dulce de leche sandwich cookie found in many Latin American countries. These cookies typically made of flour, honey, and nuts can be found in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Southern Brazil, Southern France, Spain, Uruguay, and Venezuela. These butter cookie sandwiches with a dulce de leche filling are divine…

Komala Watan is a must-try traditional Sri Lankan sweet. Try this delicious recipe from Sri Lanka using MAGGI coconut powder.

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Pad Thai was created in the 1930s in Thailand by Plaek Phibunsongkhram, who was the prime minister at the time. Noodles are economical to produce and could be dried and kept for long periods of time. The amount of rice used to make noodles was 50 per cent of what would be consumed if it was eaten unprocessed, so noodles essentially doubled Thailand’s rice stores. Colorful vegetables stir-fried…

Bison is a rich source of protein, while being low in fat. Consuming less grass than cattle, bison is a reliable and abundant food source – providing not only nutrition for Indigenous people, but hides to make clothing and blankets, bones to create tools, jewelry, and fats used for cooking. All parts of the animal were used – and this chili recipe is a nod to sustainable cooking inspired by the…

Tacos al pastor is a Mexican street-food staple that was created by Lebanese immigrants in the 1930s. Cooked on a Middle Eastern shawarma–style spit called a trompo, this recipe — spiked with chiles, adobo sauce and orange juice, and topped with pineapple and cilantro — has been adapted to be easily created in your own kitchen – no trompo required.