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Mortadella Bologna is a large cooked pork sausage originating in Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, with PDO status since 1998, and is one of the oldest documented Italian salumi, with references dating to the 14th century.

Cachapa is a Venezuelan flatbread made from fresh corn kernels blended into a batter and cooked on a budare, a traditional round griddle. The corn gives cachapa a naturally sweet flavor and a soft, slightly chewy texture with crisp, laced edges. It is commonly folded in half and filled with queso de...

Blini are thin, yeast-leavened Russian pancakes traditionally made with buckwheat or wheat flour. They are historically associated with Maslenitsa, an Eastern Slavic pre-Lenten religious and folk festival that celebrates the arrival of spring. The pancakes are cooked in a pan and commonly served wit...

Crespelle are Italian thin pancakes made from a batter of wheat flour, eggs, and milk, equivalent to French crêpes. They function as a versatile base for both sweet and savory preparations in Italian cuisine. In savory applications, crespelle are frequently filled with ricotta and spinach, rolled, c...

Flatland is the debut studio album by Berlin-based electronic music producer Objekt, the stage name of TJ Hertz, released in 2014 on the PAN label. The long-player is distinguished by its intricate sound design, blending elements of techno, UK garage, dub, and electro into complex rhythmic structure...

Zampone Modena is an Italian prepared meat product protected under the European Union's Protected Geographical Indication scheme. It consists of seasoned minced pork packed into the skin of a pig's foreleg, giving the finished product its characteristic trotter shape, and it is cooked before serving...

Cotechino Modena is a traditional Italian pork sausage recognized with a Protected Geographical Indication (IGP) status, originating from the Emilia-Romagna region. It is characterized by its high fat content and the inclusion of pork rind, which gives the sausage its rich texture and thick casing....

Warqa is a Moroccan pastry dough made by dabbing a wet wheat-flour batter onto a hot metal surface and peeling off paper-thin translucent sheets. The sheets are brushed with oil or butter and stacked until pliable, producing delicate layers that become crisp when cooked. It is widely used as the wra...

Laobing is a northern Chinese wheat-flour flatbread cooked in a pan or on a griddle. The dough is rolled and often folded or layered with oil to create a chewy interior and crisp surface, and it may be seasoned with scallions and salt. It is typically made in broad rounds, torn into pieces, and serv...

Krakauer is a smoked, cooked sausage of Polish origin named after the city of Kraków, made from coarsely ground pork seasoned with garlic and black pepper. It is widely produced and consumed across Central Europe, particularly in Poland, Germany, and Austria, where it appears both as a sliced deli m...

Wiener Würstchen is a thin, lightly smoked sausage traditionally made from a mixture of pork and beef packed in sheep casing. The name translates to "Viennese sausage," reflecting its origins in Vienna, Austria, where it was developed in the 18th century. The sausage is typically cooked by simmering...

Kielbasa Podwawelska is a traditional Polish smoked pork sausage named after Wawel Castle in Kraków. Made from coarsely ground pork, it is typically seasoned with garlic, marjoram, and pepper before being smoked and cooked. Unlike many dry sausages, it is categorized as a cooked sausage, making it r...

Balep Korkun is a traditional Tibetan flatbread made primarily from barley flour, often using tsampa (roasted barley flour). The dough is formed into flat, round shapes and cooked on a hot pan or griddle, typically without oil. It serves as a dietary staple in Tibetan communities across the Himalaya...

Cervelat is a popular Swiss sausage made from a blend of pork and beef, often smoked and seasoned with spices. When grilled, it's traditional to score the ends in a cross pattern, causing them to split open in a distinctive manner. It can be boiled or grilled and is commonly served with mustard and...

Andouillette de Troyes is a French cooked sausage associated with Troyes and the surrounding Champagne region. It is traditionally made from coarsely cut portions of the pig's digestive tract, placed in a casing and seasoned, giving it a pronounced aroma, uneven texture, and distinctive offal flavor...

Waitrose Cooked Chicken Breast Slices are a 200-gram Waitrose own-label product made from skinless British chicken breast that is seasoned and roasted before being sliced. The pack is sold chilled and ready to eat cold, with the retailer listing uses such as salads, sandwiches, stir-fries, and wraps...

Leberwurst, or liverwurst, is a type of German sausage made from a mixture of pork liver, fat, and spices. Unlike most sausages, it has a spreadable texture, making it suitable for use on bread or crackers. It is one of the most widely consumed sausage varieties in Germany and Central Europe, availa...

Blutwurst is a cooked blood sausage associated with German and Central European cuisine. Basic recipes use pork blood together with pork fat, rind, or meat, while regional versions may include barley, oats, potatoes, or other fillers and seasonings. The name covers a family of preparations rather th...

Medisterpølse is a Danish pork sausage made from minced pork, pork fat or suet, and seasonings including onion, allspice, cloves, salt, and pepper. It is a thick sausage sold raw or prepared by boiling, braising, or frying, and is commonly associated with Danish home cooking and Christmas meals. The...

Burenwurst is an Austrian coarse boiled sausage associated particularly with Vienna and the city’s Würstelstand street-food tradition. It is made from beef and/or pork with bacon, salted connective-tissue ingredients, water, and a limited amount of potato starch, giving it a relatively fatty, firm t...

Bierwurst is a German cooked sausage traditionally made from pork and beef and commonly seasoned with salt, pepper, paprika, garlic, or related spices, with recipes varying by producer and region. The name refers to its traditional association with beer, not to beer as a required ingredient. Bierwur...

Hurka is a traditional Hungarian cooked sausage made from pork offal combined with rice and seasoning. The two main varieties are májas hurka, which contains liver, and véres hurka, which contains blood; recipes differ by region and household. It is closely associated with the autumn and winter pig-...

German Cervelat, more precisely Zervelatwurst, is a firm cured sausage made from finely ground beef, pork, and pork fat. Unlike the Swiss cervelat, which is a cooked sausage, the German product is a raw sausage that is cold-smoked and then matured before being eaten, commonly as a sliced cold cut. I...

Falukorv is a cooked Swedish sausage associated with the city of Falun. The product is traditionally made from meat with mild seasoning and is commonly sliced, heated, or used as an ingredient in home cooking. In the European Union it has Traditional Speciality Guaranteed status, with labeling rules...

Tobă is a traditional Romanian head cheese made from cooked pork components, which may include skin, organ meat, and pieces of meat held together by natural aspic. The mixture is commonly packed into a pig's stomach, cooked, cooled, and served in slices. It belongs to Romanian charcuterie and is esp...

Jagdwurst is a German cooked sausage whose name means "hunter's sausage." It is generally made from finely ground pork sausage meat combined with coarsely chopped lean pork or pork belly, then seasoned and cooked; some traditional descriptions also specify hot smoking and garlic or mustard seasoning...

Extrawurst is a finely emulsified Austrian sausage traditionally made from pork and beef. It has a smooth, pale texture and is commonly served cold, either in sandwiches, as part of a cold platter, or sliced into salads. The sausage is associated with everyday Austrian food culture and belongs to th...

Parizer is a finely emulsified, cooked sausage associated with Romanian, Serbian, Hungarian, and other Balkan cuisines. It is made into a smooth, uniform loaf and is commonly cut into slices for sandwiches, cold platters, or simple meals. The product is similar in texture and use to bologna, althoug...

American bologna is a large-diameter cooked sausage associated with the deli tradition in the United States. It is related to Italian mortadella but is generally made as a smooth, finely emulsified sausage from pork, beef, or a combination of meats, with seasonings added to the mixture. The name ref...