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Dinner

  • Hand-colored woodcut showing figures at outdoor table with roasted meat and drinking vessels

    Dracula Recipe: Beef Skewers with Vlad the Impaler

  • Drawing of two skeletal figures sharing noodles from a bowl surrounded by skulls

    Hand-Pulled Noodles Recipe & The Hungry Ghosts Festival

  • Two glazed poultry legs on a white plate with pomegranate wedges, in sunlight

    Ancient Egyptian Recipe: Goose Legs with a Honey–Date–Pomegranate Glaze

  • Poached eggs with dill and paprika oil on blue patterned plate with toasted bread

    Çılbır Recipe: From Ottoman Palaces to Modern Turkish Comfort Food

  • Roasted squid with fresh figs and green herbs on dark plate

    A Recipe from Ancient Mycenaean Greece: Roasted Calamari

  • Cooked flat omelet with herbs on blue-rimmed plate, fork lifting edge

    Spanish Civil War Recipe: Tortilla sin Huevos & Maimones de Guerra (Eggless Omelet and War Garlic Soup)

  • Sliced pork meat and sausage on wooden board with onion, herbs, and sauce

    Viking Recipe: Feasting in Valhalla on Ever-Lasting Pork

  • Oil painting of uniformed military officer holding citrus fruit and meat beside basket of oranges

    Dinner with a Dictator: Idi Amin

  • Shakshuka: eggs poached in tomato sauce, topped with white cheese and herbs, served in white bowl

    The History of Shakshuka: Who Really Owns This Dish?

  • Hollowed citrus fruit filled with diced chicken, topped with leaf garnish

    Vintage Japanese Recipe: A Chicken Dish Served Inside Yuzu

  • Bowl of red beans and meat stew with wooden spoon, set against autumn foliage painting

    The Best Classic Chili Recipe: A Traditional Fall Staple from 1905

  • Wooden bowl of cooked grain porridge with lid, wooden board holding red apple, walnuts, and sliced cheese

    How to Eat Like Marcus Aurelius

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