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Celery salad with grapes, blue cheese and toasted hazelnuts.Side dish
20 minutes

Celery Salad with Blue Cheese, Grapes and Hazelnuts

Juicy celery is the base of this fresh salad, joined by sweet grapes, salty blue cheese and warm, toasted hazelnuts. Lemon and olive oil keep the dressing light, letting each flavor and texture shine through.

Short pasta coated in a chunky sauce of roasted red peppers, almonds and anchovies.Main course
45 minutes

Pasta with Roasted Pepper, Almond and Anchovy

Soft, smoky peppers are the base of a chunky sauce with roasted almonds and anchovies. A splash of pasta water helps it cling to short pasta, while lemon keeps everything fresh.

Whole Mexican pinto beans in their cooking liquid, finished with chopped cilantro.Side dish
130 minutes

Frijoles de olla: Mexican Pinto Beans from the Pot

These pinto beans simmer slowly with onion, garlic and optional epazote until tender but still whole. Serve them with their flavorful cooking liquid: a simple side dish for tortillas, rice or a Mexican meal.

Warm potato salad with smoked mackerel, thinly sliced fennel, pickled red onion and fresh dill.Main course
35 minutes

Warm Potato Salad with Smoked Mackerel and Dill

Tender, warm potatoes soak up the sharp mustard and vinegar dressing beautifully. Smoked mackerel, crisp fennel, fresh dill and pickled red onion turn it into a hearty main-course salad.

Golden-brown Surinamese fiadoe, sliced to show the soft dough spiral with raisins and candied citron.Dessert
85 minutes

Surinamese Fiadoe with Raisins, Candied Citron and Spices

Fiadoe is a festive Surinamese yeast cake with a soft, rolled interior full of raisins, candied citron and warming spices. A splash of rum adds depth to the filling; after rising and baking gently, the cake slices into distinct, fruity layers.

Roasted carrots with caramelized edges, green olives, parsley and lemon.Side dish
45 minutes

Roasted Carrots with Green Olives and Parsley

Long pieces of carrot turn tender inside in the oven and develop lightly caramelized edges. A fresh salsa of green olives, parsley and lemon makes this side dish savory, herby and bright-tasting all at once.

Warm esquites with fried corn, cilantro, lime, mayonnaise, and crumbled queso fresco.Side dish
27 minutes

Mexican Esquites with Lime and Queso Fresco

Juicy corn kernels, fried with onion and chili, get a fresh lift from lime and cilantro. Queso fresco and a spoonful of mayonnaise make this Mexican side dish creamy and savory.

Short pasta with golden-brown artichoke hearts, peas and a glossy lemon-ricotta sauce, finished with parsley and black pepper.Main course
35 minutes

Creamy Pasta with Artichokes, Lemon and Peas

Golden-brown artichoke hearts, sweet peas and lemon make this pasta fresh and full of flavor. Ricotta and pasta water bring everything together in a light, glossy sauce without cream.

Surinamese moksi alesi with fluffy rice, pieces of chicken and salted beef, finished with finely chopped celery leaves.Main course
85 minutes

Surinamese Moksi Alesi with Chicken and Salted Beef

Moksi alesi means mixed rice: in this Surinamese version, chicken, salted beef and rice cook together with onion, celery and a splash of coconut milk. The salted beef needs a little preparation, but it gives the rice a deep, savory flavor.

Surinamese pickle made with crisp cucumber and red onion in lightly sweetened vinegar, served in a small bowl.Side dish
17 minutes

Surinamese cucumber and red onion pickle

Thin slices of cucumber and red onion get just enough time in a lightly sweetened vinegar mixture to turn pleasantly tangy while staying crisp. Serve this pickle in small portions alongside roti, rice dishes or fried fish.

A piece of Surinamese bojo with cassava, coconut and raisins, with a golden-brown top and a moist center.Dessert
90 minutes

Surinamese bojo with cassava and coconut

Bojo is a dense Surinamese cake made with grated cassava and coconut. Cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla add fragrance; the top bakes to a golden brown while the center stays moist.