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Scouse
Scouse is a meat stew associated with Liverpool, typically made with beef or lamb, potatoes, onions, and carrots. The dish is related to lobscouse, a stew historically eaten by sailors across Northern Europe, with particularly strong Scandinavian and Baltic associations. The popularity of the stew among Liverpool's working-class residents gave rise to the nickname 'Scousers' for the city's inhabit...
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Chakapuli
Chakapuli is a traditional Georgian stew that is particularly popular during the spring and is frequently prepared for Orthodox Easter celebrations. The dish is primarily made with young lamb or veal, which is slow-cooked with a substantial amount of fresh tarragon, a signature herb in Georgian cuisine. Additional core ingredients include white wine, chopped onions, and tkemali, a tart plum sauce...
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