Dairy-Free Recipes from Around the World, Page 18

Every dish here is naturally dairy-free, no substitutions needed, and comes from a real culinary tradition somewhere on the map. Prefer to wander? On any recipe you can toggle dairy-free and the ingredients rewrite themselves with regional swaps.
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Mofo Sakay (Malagasy Chili Fritters)Analamanga (Antananarivo), Madagascar · easy · 30 minLittle savoury fritters of a thick flour and egg batter packed with watercress, spring onion, tomato and red chili, fried golden by the spoonful and eaten hot.
Mseyer (Libyan Quick Pickled Vegetables)Tripoli, Libya · easy · 6 h 25 minCrunchy carrot, cucumber and whole hot green chilies steeped in a sharp brine of lemon juice, vinegar, garlic, cumin and parsley, the quick pickle Libyans set beside couscous and steamed dishes.
Salade Ourite (Mauritian Octopus Salad)Port Louis, Mauritius · easy · 1 h 5 minTender boiled octopus cut into pieces and tossed with sliced onion, tomato, lemon juice and oil, sharpened with green chili and coriander, served warm or cold with bread.
Lituma (Congolese Mashed Plantain)Kinshasa, DR Congo · easy · 35 minGreen and just-ripe plantains boiled until soft, then pounded into a smooth, heavy, dough-like mash and shaped to eat with pondu, fish or any Congolese stew.
Kitaba (Angolan Spiced Peanut Paste)Luanda, Angola · easy · 25 minFreshly roasted peanuts pounded with hot chili and sea salt into a coarse, crunchy, fiery paste, eaten by the spoonful as a snack or stirred into peanut stews.
Sambaza (Rwandan Fried Lake Kivu Fish)Kigali, Rwanda · easy · 30 minTiny whole lake sardines dusted in seasoned flour and deep fried until crisp, piled on a plate with lemon wedges, pili-pili and a pot of mayonnaise for the table to share.
Akabenzi (Rwandan Crispy Fried Pork)Kigali, Rwanda · easy · 1 h 10 minChunks of fatty pork simmered until tender, then fried dry in their own fat until crisp and browned, tossed with onion, green pepper and chili and finished with lime and coriander.
Moreia Frita (Cape Verdean Fried Moray Eel)Santiago (Praia), Cape Verde · medium · 2 h 40 minPieces of moray eel seasoned with garlic, bay leaf, pepper and hot sauce, dipped in egg and flour and fried until the skin is crisp, served with lemon as a petisco.
Akassa (Beninese Fermented Corn Dough)Cotonou, Benin · medium · 2.5 daysMaize flour soaked and soured for two days, sieved and settled, then stirred over the heat into a smooth, white, gently tangy dough, wrapped in leaves to set and served with fried fish and a peppery tomato sauce.
Salade Togolaise (Togolese Spaghetti Salad)Lomé, Togo · easy · 1 h 10 minCrisp lettuce piled with cooked spaghetti, carrots, green beans, beetroot, cucumber, tomato, hard-boiled egg and sardines, all dressed in a creamy mustard and mayonnaise vinaigrette.
Salone Pepper Soup (Sierra Leonean Fish Pepper Soup)Freetown, Sierra Leone · easy · 1 h 10 minA clear, fiery broth of blended onion and hot pepper with ginger, garlic and thyme, simmered with potato and finished with pieces of snapper, served hot in small bowls.
Foofoo (Sierra Leonean Fermented Cassava)Freetown, Sierra Leone · advanced · 4 daysCassava soaked for days until soft and sour, mashed, sieved and squeezed dry, then stirred over the heat into a smooth, stretchy, tangy dough, rolled into balls to eat with okra soup or krain krain.
Aubergines aux Crevettes et Sardines (Gabonese Eggplant with Shrimp and Sardines)Libreville, Gabon · easy · 1 h 25 minSteamed eggplant, chopped and simmered with onion, green pepper, tomato, garlic, shrimp and flaked sardines into a soft, savoury stew, served warm as a first course.
Brochettes au Koura-Koura (Burkinabè Peanut-Crusted Beef Skewers)Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso · easy · 1 h 40 minSmall cubes of beef marinated in peanut paste, chili and oil, grilled over charcoal and rolled while hot in crushed koura-koura, the crunchy peanut cake of Kaya.
Therere (Malawian Okra Relish)Lilongwe, Malawi · easy · 30 minSliced okra, pumpkin leaves and tomato cooked fast in a little salted water with a pinch of bicarbonate of soda until soft, foamy and pleasantly slippery, the everyday relish served beside nsima.
Lipabi (Basotho Roasted Maize Meal)Maseru, Lesotho · easy · 1 hDried maize kernels roasted golden in a dry pan, ground to a fine, toasty powder and seasoned with a pinch of salt and sugar, the Basotho travelling food eaten by the spoonful or stirred into water.
Tinkhobe (Swazi Boiled Whole Maize)Mbabane, Eswatini · easy · 3 h 5 minWhole dried maize kernels boiled slowly in plenty of water until their skins crack and the insides turn soft and chewy, then salted: a plain, filling Swazi snack.
Fonio Vapeur (Guinean Steamed Fonio)Conakry, Guinea · medium · 1 h 25 minFonio, the tiny ancient grain of the Fouta Djallon, washed free of sand, steamed twice in a cloth-lined couscous pot and separated with the fingers into a light, fluffy bed for leaf, okra or peanut sauces.
Kopto (Nigerien Moringa Leaf Salad)Niamey, Niger · easy · 30 minTender boiled moringa leaves tossed with peanut paste or crumbled kuli-kuli, tomato, onion, cucumber, chili and lemon, eaten cool as a starter.
Ombidi (Namibian Wild Spinach)Windhoek, Namibia · easy · 35 minWild spinach softened with onion, garlic and tomato into a savoury green relish, the everyday partner to oshifima in northern Namibia.
Satini Papay (Seychellois Green Papaya Chutney)Victoria, Seychelles · easy · 38 minGrated green papaya, soaked and wrung dry, then tossed hot in a wok with onion, lemon juice and chili: the fresh Creole chutney served beside fish curry and rice.
Accra Banana (Cameroonian Banana and Cassava Fritters)Littoral (Douala), Cameroon · easy · 55 minOverripe bananas mashed with squeezed grated cassava and a little salt, rolled into small balls and deep-fried until crunchy and deep gold outside and soft inside.
Toufé Brèdes (Mauritian Smothered Greens)Port Louis, Mauritius · easy · 48 minLeafy greens such as pumpkin shoots or watercress stewed slowly under a lid with onion, garlic and green chilli until soft and dark, the everyday side for rice, dholl and fish.
Lasopy (Malagasy Puréed Vegetable Soup)Analamanga (Antananarivo), Madagascar · easy · 2 h 5 minCarrots, turnip, green beans, tomato and spring onions simmered in a broth made from veal or beef bones, then puréed into a smooth, thick soup and served hot with a little sakay chilli paste.
Safou (Congolese Warm Salted African Plums)Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo · easy · 25 minPurple safou, the African plum, warmed briefly in salted water until the green flesh turns soft and buttery, eaten with roasted maize as a seasonal snack.
İmam Bayıldı (Swooning Imam’s Eggplant)İzmir (Aegean), Turkey · easy · 1 h 10 minWhole eggplants braised in olive oil until silken, stuffed with sweet onions, tomato, and garlic. Served cool.
Som Tam (Green Papaya Salad)Isan (Northeast), Thailand · easy · 25 minGreen papaya pounded in a mortar with chili, lime, and tomatoes, crunchy, fiery, and alive.
MuhammaraDamascus, Syria · easy · 35 minThe crimson mezze of roasted red peppers, walnuts, and pomegranate molasses, smoky, sweet, and gently fierce.
Khaman DhoklaGujarat, India · easy · 35 minCloud-light steamed chickpea-flour cakes, tempered with mustard seeds and curry leaves, Gujarat’s teatime signature.
DushbaraBaku, Azerbaijan · advanced · 1 h 20 minTiny hand-pinched lamb dumplings floated in a clear garlicky broth, finished with vinegar and mint.
Bolani (Stuffed Flatbread)Kabul, Afghanistan · medium · 1 hA thin Afghan flatbread folded around a spiced mashed-potato and leek filling and pan-fried until crisp, served with a mint-yogurt dip.
FattoushDamascus, Syria · easy · 30 minA bright Syrian chopped salad of crisp vegetables and toasted flatbread in a tangy sumac and pomegranate molasses dressing.
Bis KeemiyaMalé, Maldives · medium · 1 hCrisp fried Maldivian pastry parcels filled with tuna, cabbage, onion and boiled egg, the islands favourite tea-time snack.
BindaetteokPyongyang, North Korea · medium · 50 minPyongyang market pancakes of coarsely ground mung beans mixed with kimchi and pork, pan-fried thick and crisp-edged.
Pai Huang Gua (Smashed Cucumber Salad)Sichuan, China · easy · 30 minCucumbers smacked with a cleaver until they crack, salted, then tossed with raw garlic, black vinegar, soy sauce, sesame oil and a spoon of chili oil.
Gỏi Cuốn (Vietnamese Fresh Spring Rolls)Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam · medium · 1 h 15 minSoft rice-paper rolls packed with poached pork, halved shrimp, rice vermicelli, lettuce and fresh herbs, dipped in a warm hoisin and peanut sauce.
Tabbouleh (Lebanese Parsley and Bulgur Salad)Beirut, Lebanon · easy · 30 minA green salad of finely chopped parsley and mint with diced tomato, spring onion and just a sprinkle of fine bulgur, dressed sharply with lemon and olive oil.
Lumpiang Shanghai (Filipino Pork Spring Rolls)Central Luzon, Philippines · medium · 1 h 5 minPencil-thin spring rolls of seasoned ground pork, carrot, onion and garlic, deep-fried until they shatter and served hot with sweet chili sauce or banana ketchup.
Aloo Samosa (Punjabi Spiced Potato Samosa)Punjab, India · advanced · 2 h 5 minFlaky, ajwain-scented pastry cones stuffed with spiced potato and peas, fried slowly until blistered and golden and served hot with tamarind and mint chutneys.
Mu Ping (Thai Grilled Pork Skewers)Bangkok (Central), Thailand · easy · 2 h 45 minThin slices of pork marinated in pounded garlic, coriander root and white pepper with palm sugar, fish sauce and coconut milk, grilled over charcoal and eaten with sticky rice.
Tteokbokki (Spicy Korean Rice Cakes)Seoul (Gyeonggi), South Korea · easy · 45 minChewy cylinders of rice cake and slices of fish cake simmered in anchovy and kelp broth until the gochujang sauce turns thick, glossy, sweet and fiery.
Sate Ayam Madura (Madurese Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce)Jakarta, Indonesia · medium · 1 h 40 minSmall cubes of chicken thigh marinated in sweet soy sauce, grilled over charcoal, basted in peanut sauce and served with more sauce, lime, fried shallots and lontong.
Yaki Gyōza (Japanese Pan-Fried Dumplings)Tokyo (Kanto), Japan · medium · 1 hThin-skinned dumplings of pork, cabbage, garlic chives, garlic and ginger, fried then steamed in the same pan until the bottoms are crisp and golden.
Salat Katzutz (Israeli Chopped Salad)Tel Aviv, Israel · easy · 20 minTomatoes and unpeeled cucumbers diced as small as you can with onion, pepper and parsley, dressed only with lemon juice, olive oil and salt.
Badrijani Nigvzit (Georgian Eggplant Rolls with Walnut Paste)Imereti, Georgia · medium · 1 h 30 minThin slices of fried eggplant rolled around a garlicky walnut paste scented with coriander and blue fenugreek, scattered with pomegranate seeds and served cool.
Aloo Sadeko (Nepali Spiced Potato Salad)Kathmandu Valley, Nepal · easy · 1 hBoiled potatoes tossed with red onion, green chilli, lime, timur pepper and toasted sesame, then doused in smoking mustard oil fried with fenugreek and turmeric.
Isso Wade (Sri Lankan Prawn and Lentil Fritters)Western Province (Colombo), Sri Lanka · medium · 6 h 55 minCrunchy chana dal fritters spiked with onion, green chilli, curry leaves and fennel, each topped with small whole prawns and fried until deep gold, served hot with onion, chilli and lime.
Num Kachay (Cambodian Chive Cakes)Phnom Penh, Cambodia · medium · 1 h 20 minChewy rice-flour cakes packed with garlic chives, steamed until translucent and then pan-fried crisp and golden, with a sweet, sour and garlicky chilli fish-sauce dip.
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