Cantonese roasted meats—often spit- or rotisserie-cooked, sometimes sauce-glazed, served hot or at room temperature in take-out shops and party platters.
A fritter of milled cowpeas fried in palm oil, served split and stuffed, rooted in Yoruba tradition and central to Bahian street food and Candomblé practice.
A Peruvian chicken stew with a chili-sofrito base, thickened with milk-soaked bread, cheese, and nuts, served with potatoes, rice, olives, and hard-boiled egg.