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3060 traditional recipes from around the world
Gelato Artigianale
Italian ice cream - denser, less airy than ice cream with intense flavors.
Gemista (Greek Stuffed Vegetables)
Gemista are vibrant, sun-kissed vegetables, typically tomatoes and bell peppers, generously stuffed with a fragrant mixture of rice, fresh herbs, and olive oil. Baked until tender and bursting with flavor, they are a quintessential summer dish in Greece, often accompanied by roasted potatoes that soak up the delicious juices.
Gemista me Kima (Greek Stuffed Vegetables with Meat)
A hearty and flavorful Greek classic, Gemista me Kima features ripe tomatoes and bell peppers generously filled with a savory mixture of ground beef, rice, fresh herbs, and aromatics, then baked until tender. This version includes potatoes, which absorb the delicious juices during baking.
German Gulasch
A hearty and comforting German take on the classic Hungarian goulash, featuring tender beef simmered in a rich, paprika-infused sauce. This version is known for its generous amount of liquid, making it perfect served over egg noodles.
Gigantes Plaki (Greek Giant Baked Beans)
Gigantes Plaki are large, tender butter beans baked in a rich, aromatic tomato and herb sauce. This classic Greek taverna dish is hearty, comforting, and surprisingly simple to make, with the beans becoming incredibly creamy and flavorful as they bake.
Ginjinha (Portuguese Sour Cherry Liqueur)
A traditional Portuguese sour cherry liqueur, often enjoyed as a digestif or aperitif. This recipe includes the whole cherries, allowing their flavor to infuse into the spirit. A specialty of Lisbon, it's famously served in small edible chocolate cups.
Giouvarlakia (Greek Meatball Soup)
Giouvarlakia are tender, rice-filled meatballs simmered in a rich, lemony egg-and-rice broth (avgolemono). This is a classic Greek comfort food, perfect for a chilly day.
Giouvetsi (Greek Lamb and Orzo Bake)
A comforting and flavorful Greek classic, Giouvetsi features tender lamb shoulder slow-cooked with tomatoes and aromatic spices, then baked with orzo pasta until perfectly al dente. Traditionally prepared in a clay pot, this dish is ideal for Sunday dinners and special occasions.
Gnocchi alla Sorrentina
Sorrento-style gnocchi - potato gnocchi baked with tomato and mozzarella.
Gołąbki (Polish Cabbage Rolls)
Gołąbki, meaning 'little pigeons,' are a beloved Polish comfort food featuring tender cabbage leaves generously filled with a savory mixture of ground meat and rice, then simmered in a rich tomato sauce. This recipe offers a classic take on this hearty dish.
Golubtsy (Russian Stuffed Cabbage Rolls)
Hearty and comforting Russian cabbage rolls, featuring a savory mixture of ground meat and rice, tenderly wrapped in blanched cabbage leaves and braised in a rich tomato-sour cream sauce. A true taste of home.
Gougères
Burgundy cheese puffs - classic choux pastry infused with Gruyère cheese, baked into light, airy, and savory puffs. An ideal accompaniment to wine or as a sophisticated appetizer.
Granita Siciliana
Granita Siciliana is a refreshing, crystalline frozen dessert originating from Sicily. It's traditionally enjoyed for breakfast, often served with a soft, sweet brioche bun called 'brioche col tuppo' for dipping. This recipe offers a guide to making a classic fruit or coffee granita.
Gratin Dauphinois
A classic French potato gratin from the Dauphiné region, featuring thinly sliced potatoes baked slowly in a rich mixture of cream and milk until tender and golden brown. This traditional recipe omits cheese, allowing the pure flavors of potato, cream, and a hint of nutmeg to shine.
Gratin de Chou-fleur
A classic French cauliflower gratin featuring tender cauliflower florets enveloped in a rich, creamy Mornay sauce, topped with golden-brown breadcrumbs and melted Gruyère cheese. This comforting side dish is perfect for any occasion.
Gravlax (Nordic Cured Salmon)
A classic Nordic delicacy, this gravlax features fresh salmon cured to perfection with a fragrant blend of salt, sugar, dill, and pepper. The process is simple, requiring no cooking, just time and patience. The result is a silky, flavorful salmon, ideal for appetizers, smørrebrød, or alongside a brunch spread. Served with a traditional mustard-dill sauce.
Gravlax (Traditional Cure)
Sugar and salt-cured salmon, an ancient Nordic preservation method now a celebrated delicacy. This recipe includes instructions for the classic hovmästarsås (sweet mustard sauce).
Grechnevaya Kasha (Russian Buckwheat Porridge)
A staple in Russian cuisine, Grechnevaya Kasha is a hearty and nutritious porridge made from toasted buckwheat groats. It can be served as a simple side dish or a satisfying breakfast, often enhanced with butter or milk.
Greek Baklava
Authentic Greek baklava featuring delicate layers of buttered phyllo dough generously filled with a fragrant walnut and spice mixture, all bathed in a sweet honey-lemon syrup. A truly decadent dessert.
Greek Lamb Fricassee with Avgolemono Sauce
A comforting and classic Greek stew featuring tender lamb shoulder simmered in a rich broth, then finished with a delicate avgolemono (egg-lemon) sauce and wilted romaine lettuce. Perfect for spring.
Grochówka (Polish Pea Soup)
A deeply satisfying and hearty Polish pea soup, often considered a military classic due to its robust flavor and filling nature. This recipe yields a thick, comforting soup perfect for cold days.
Grüne Soße (Frankfurt Green Sauce)
A classic Frankfurt specialty, this vibrant green sauce is made from a blend of seven fresh herbs, creamy sour cream, and yogurt. Traditionally served with boiled potatoes and hard-boiled eggs, it's a refreshing and flavorful accompaniment to many dishes. Legend has it, it was Goethe's favorite sauce.
Grünkohl mit Pinkel (German Kale with Smoked Sausage)
A hearty and traditional Northern German winter dish featuring tender kale stewed with smoked sausages (Pinkel and Kasseler) and enriched with oats. Best enjoyed on a cold day.
Grzaniec Galicyjski (Galician Mulled Wine)
A fragrant and warming Polish mulled wine, traditionally enjoyed during the colder months, especially in the Galician region. This recipe is simple to make and perfect for festive gatherings or a cozy evening.