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Foods Of The World
To those of us who call ourselves "foodies" there is perhaps nothing more exciting than discovering both exotic and traditional foods from other cultures. Exploring other countries through their local ingredients and dining traditions is nothing short of having a window on the world. Look for new articles in our "Foods of the World" category to embark on your own virtual culinary vacation.
Sambal is an Indonesian condiment made from ground red chili peppers that are then flavored with other ingredients to produce different varieties. A staple throughout Malaysia and Indonesia, sambal is used in sauces, on broiled, grilled or roasted meats, fish and vegetables.
Having a well-stocked pantry allows you to experiment with soup recipes from around the globe. Although it's difficult to fully describe a nation's cooking styles and flavors with a few key ingredients, this guide will help you get a general idea of what goes into some of the tastiest international soups.
Before exploring any ethnic cuisine in your own kitchen, it's essential to have a well-stocked pantry. Here we'll describe some of the some key ingredients to keep in your Malaysian pantry. You can find most of these items at your local Asian grocer or from an online gourmet retailer.
Kimchi is one of Korea's proudest culinary creations. 7th-century Koreans developed kimchi as a way to preserve vegetables during the winter. They discovered that over time, this pickled vegetable dish would not only remain edible but also develop different flavors through the fermentation process.
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