Gluten-Free Recipes from Around the World, Page 10

Every dish here is naturally gluten-free, no substitutions needed, and comes from a real culinary tradition somewhere on the map. Prefer to wander? On any recipe you can toggle gluten-free and the ingredients rewrite themselves with regional swaps.
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ShchiMoscow, Russia · easy · 2 h 50 minOne of Russia's oldest soups: sauerkraut and cabbage simmered with beef into a tangy, comforting bowl finished with sour cream and dill.
Pyttipanna (Swedish Hash with Fried Egg)Skåne, Sweden · easy · 45 minSmall cubes of potato, onion and leftover meat fried crisp in butter, topped with a fried egg and served with pickled beetroot; in Skåne it is finished with cream and marjoram.
Cochinita PibilYucatán, Mexico · medium · 7 h 55 minPork marinated blaze-orange in achiote and sour orange, wrapped in banana leaves and roasted until it shreds itself.
Curry GoatKingston (Surrey), Jamaica · medium · 4 hBone-in goat marinated in Jamaican curry and green seasoning, then braised slow with allspice, thyme, and Scotch bonnet until it falls from the bone.
Moqueca Baiana (Bahian Fish Stew)Bahia, Brazil · easy · 45 minFish simmered in coconut milk, dendê palm oil, peppers, and lime in a clay pot, the taste of the Bahian coast.
Arepas con Quesito & HogaoAntioquia, Colombia · easy · 45 minGriddled corn cakes split and filled with fresh cheese, spooned over with a warm tomato-scallion sauce.
LocroMendoza, Argentina · medium · 3 h 30 minThe thick national stew of white hominy, beans, and squash slow simmered with beef, pork, and chorizo, finished with a spicy paprika oil.
Pão de Queijo (Brazilian Cheese Puffs)Minas Gerais, Brazil · easy · 40 minChewy-crisp little cheese breads made from tapioca starch, naturally gluten-free and dangerously poppable.
Shrimp & GritsLowcountry (South Carolina), United States · medium · 1 h 55 mincreek shrimp over slow-cooked, cheese-enriched stone-ground grits.
Ropa ViejaHavana, Cuba · medium · 2 h 50 minBeef braised and shredded into a rich tomato-pepper sofrito, Cuba’s national dish, named "old clothes."
Moros y CristianosHavana, Cuba · easy · 1 h 30 minBlack beans and white rice cooked together in one pot with a cumin-scented sofrito until every grain turns dusky and savory, the everyday soul of the Cuban table.
Porotos GranadosCentral Valley, Chile · easy · 1 hSummer stew of fresh beans, corn, squash, and basil, Chile’s pre-Columbian trinity in one pot.
LlapingachosPichincha (Andes), Ecuador · medium · 1 hGolden potato patties with melting cheese centers, griddled and served with peanut sauce and pickled onions.
EnfrijoladasOaxaca, Mexico · easy · 40 minCorn tortillas bathed in silky black-bean sauce, folded and finished with cheese, crema, and onion.
Cachapas con QuesoCaracas, Venezuela · easy · 35 minSweet fresh-corn pancakes griddled golden and folded over melting salty cheese, roadside Venezuela at its best.
Diri Kolé ak PwaOuest (Port-au-Prince), Haiti · easy · 1 h 5 minHaiti’s national rice and beans: red beans cooked into coconut-scented rice with thyme, clove, and Scotch bonnet.
Pepián de PolloSacatepéquez (Antigua), Guatemala · medium · 1 h 15 minChicken in a deep, toasty sauce of charred tomatoes, chiles, and ground seeds, Guatemala’s Mayan-rooted national stew.
Gallo PintoManagua, Nicaragua · easy · 30 minDay-old rice fried with red beans until speckled like a painted rooster, Nicaragua’s twice-daily heartbeat.
MangúCibao, Dominican Republic · easy · 40 minSilky mashed green plantains under pickled red onions, the Dominican breakfast that carries the day.
Chivito al PlatoMontevideo, Uruguay · easy · 40 minUruguay’s glorious everything-plate: thin steak under ham, cheese, olives, and a fried egg with ensalada rusa.
BirriaJalisco, Mexico · medium · 5 h 30 minJalisco’s chile-marinated slow braise, served as a rich consomé with tortillas, or griddled into dripping quesabirria tacos.
Rocoto RellenoArequipa, Peru · medium · 1 h 15 minArequipa’s fiery rocoto peppers stuffed with spiced beef, olives, and raisins, capped with melting cheese.
Ajiaco SantafereñoBogotá, Colombia · easy · 1 h 20 minBogotá’s three-potato chicken soup thickened by the potatoes themselves, perfumed with guascas, finished with cream and capers.
FeijoadaRio de Janeiro, Brazil · medium · 3 hBrazil’s black-bean and smoked-meat feast, simmered for hours and served with rice, greens, orange, and farofa.
Pozole VerdeGuerrero, Mexico · medium · 1 h 25 minHominy and chicken in a bright green broth of tomatillos, pepitas, and herbs, Guerrero’s Thursday ritual bowl.
Pupusas con CurtidoSan Salvador, El Salvador · medium · 50 minHand-patted masa cakes stuffed with cheese and beans, griddled until molten, served with tangy cabbage curtido.
Sancocho de GallinaPanama City, Panama · easy · 1 h 35 minA restorative hen soup with yam, yuca, and a mountain of culantro, Panama’s cure for everything from hangovers to heartbreak.
MofongoSan Juan, Puerto Rico · medium · 45 minFried green plantains mashed with garlic and crackling pork, mounded and filled with garlicky shrimp or stew.
Cou-Cou & Flying FishBridgetown, Barbados · medium · 55 minSilky okra-studded cornmeal cou-cou beside flying fish steamed in a spicy Bajan tomato gravy, the national dish.
CarnitasMichoacán, Mexico · medium · 2 h 45 minPork slow-confit in its own fat with orange and bay until meltingly tender, then crisped, Michoacán’s Sunday-market glory.
BrigadeiroMinas Gerais, Brazil · easy · 25 minFudgy chocolate truffles of condensed milk cooked with cocoa and butter, rolled in sprinkles. No Brazilian party exists without them.
Belizean Stew ChickenBelize City, Belize · easy · 1 h 20 minChicken marinated in recado rojo, browned in caramelized sugar, and stewed dark, served with rice and beans.
CevicheLima, Peru · easy · 50 minFresh white fish cured in lime "leche de tigre" with red onion, chili, and cilantro, Peru's national dish.
Bandeja PaisaAntioquia, Colombia · medium · 1 h 30 minA groaning platter of red beans, rice, chicharrón, beef, chorizo, fried egg, plantain, and arepa.
PomParamaribo, Suriname · medium · 2 h 10 minA festive baked casserole of grated pomtajer root and citrus-marinated chicken, crisp on top and tangy within.
Keshi YenaWillemstad, Curaçao · medium · 1 h 15 minA shell of Edam or Gouda cheese stuffed with spiced chicken, olives, capers, and raisins, then baked until molten.
Green Fig and SaltfishCastries, Saint Lucia · easy · 50 minSaint Lucia's national breakfast: boiled green bananas tossed with sautéed salted cod, peppers, and herbs.
Fungee and PepperpotSt. John's, Antigua and Barbuda · medium · 1 h 25 minAntigua's national dish: cornmeal fungee dumpling served with a thick stewed pepperpot of greens and meat.
Callaloo and CrabRoseau, Dominica · medium · 1 h 20 minDasheen (taro) leaves simmered with coconut, aromatics, and land crab into a lush green one-pot.
PelauPort of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago · medium · 1 h 20 minA one-pot of caramel-browned chicken, rice, and pigeon peas cooked in coconut milk.
VahoManagua, Nicaragua · medium · 4 h 30 minA steamed Nicaraguan feast of marinated beef, green and ripe plantains, and yuca layered in banana leaves.
La Bandera DominicanaCibao, Dominican Republic · easy · 1 h 15 minThe Dominican everyday plate: white rice, stewed red beans, and braised meat, often with fried plantain.
Pollo con TajadasSan Pedro Sula, Honduras · easy · 50 minHonduran fried or grilled chicken over crisp green-plantain chips with cabbage slaw and sauces.
Codfish and PotatoesHamilton, Bermuda · easy · 1 hBermuda's traditional Sunday plate: salt cod and potatoes with egg, avocado, banana, and a tomato or egg sauce.
Cuscuz NordestinoBahia, Brazil · easy · 30 minA fluffy steamed cornmeal cake from Brazil's northeast, moistened and finished with butter or coconut, naturally gluten-free morning fuel.
Bolón de VerdePichincha (Andes), Ecuador · medium · 35 minA ball of mashed green plantain stuffed with cheese, pan-crisped golden, the filling coastal breakfast of Ecuador.
Arepas con PericoCaracas, Venezuela · easy · 35 minGriddled corn arepas split and filled with perico, soft scrambled eggs cooked down with tomato, onion, and pepper.
MbejúAsunción, Paraguay · easy · 25 minA chewy, crisp-edged starch-and-cheese griddle cake, gluten-free and pan-cooked to order, eaten with cocido at daybreak.
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