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Food Around the World

Famous dishes and the places they come from.

66 cardsGrades K–2, Grades 3–5, Grades 6–8#food#world#cultures

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  • PizzaDish
    Italy; flatbread with tomato, cheese and toppings
  • PastaDish
    Italy; noodles in many shapes
  • SushiDish
    Japan; rice with fish, egg or vegetables
  • RamenDish
    Japan; noodle soup
  • TacosDish
    Mexico; a tortilla folded around fillings
  • TamalesDish
    Mexico; corn dough wrapped in a husk and steamed
  • GuacamoleDish
    Mexico; mashed avocado dip
  • BurritoDish
    Mexico; a large tortilla rolled around fillings
  • CroissantDish
    France; flaky crescent-shaped pastry
  • BaguetteDish
    France; long thin loaf of bread
  • CrepeDish
    France; very thin pancake
  • PaellaDish
    Spain; rice with vegetables, seafood or chicken
  • GazpachoDish
    Spain; cold tomato soup
  • Fish and chipsDish
    England; fried fish with fries
  • HamburgerDish
    United States; a patty in a bun
  • Hot dogDish
    United States; a sausage in a bun
  • Apple pieDish
    United States and England; a fruit pie
  • PoutineDish
    Canada; fries with gravy and cheese curds
  • Maple syrupDish
    Canada and the northeastern US; made from maple tree sap
  • CurryDish
    India; spiced sauce dishes
  • NaanDish
    India; soft oven-baked flatbread
  • SamosaDish
    India; fried pastry with spiced filling
  • DumplingsDish
    China and many places; dough wrapped around filling
  • Fried riceDish
    China; rice stir-fried with vegetables
  • Peking duckDish
    China; roast duck served with thin pancakes
  • Pad thaiDish
    Thailand; stir-fried rice noodles
  • PhoDish
    Vietnam; noodle soup with herbs
  • KimchiDish
    Korea; spicy fermented cabbage
  • BibimbapDish
    Korea; rice bowl with vegetables and egg
  • FalafelDish
    Middle East; fried chickpea balls
  • HummusDish
    Middle East; chickpea dip
  • PitaDish
    Middle East; round pocket bread
  • ShawarmaDish
    Middle East; meat shaved off a rotating spit
  • CouscousDish
    North Africa; tiny steamed grains of semolina
  • InjeraDish
    Ethiopia; spongy flatbread
  • Jollof riceDish
    West Africa; rice cooked in tomato sauce
  • GoulashDish
    Hungary; a hearty stew of meat and paprika
  • PierogiDish
    Poland; filled dumplings
  • BorschtDish
    Eastern Europe; beet soup
  • BratwurstDish
    Germany; grilled sausage
  • PretzelDish
    Germany; twisted baked bread
  • SchnitzelDish
    Austria and Germany; breaded fried cutlet
  • FondueDish
    Switzerland; melted cheese for dipping
  • WafflesDish
    Belgium; grid-patterned batter cakes
  • BaklavaDish
    Turkey and Greece; layered pastry with nuts and honey
  • MoussakaDish
    Greece; layered eggplant and meat dish
  • FetaDish
    Greece; crumbly salty cheese
  • EmpanadaDish
    Spain and Latin America; stuffed pastry
  • ArepaDish
    Venezuela and Colombia; cornmeal cake
  • CevicheDish
    Peru; raw fish cured in citrus juice
  • FeijoadaDish
    Brazil; black bean stew
  • PavlovaDish
    Australia and New Zealand; meringue dessert with fruit
  • Meat pieDish
    Australia and New Zealand; a pie with savory filling
  • MochiDish
    Japan; chewy rice cake
  • ChurrosDish
    Spain and Mexico; fried dough sticks
  • GelatoDish
    Italy; creamy ice cream
  • TiramisuDish
    Italy; coffee-flavored layered dessert
  • RisottoDish
    Italy; creamy rice dish
  • LasagnaDish
    Italy; layers of pasta, sauce and cheese
  • SauerkrautDish
    Germany; fermented cabbage
  • HaggisDish
    Scotland; traditional savory pudding
  • SconesDish
    England and Scotland; small baked cakes served with jam
  • CornbreadDish
    United States; bread made from cornmeal
  • BagelDish
    Jewish bakers in Poland and New York; ring-shaped boiled bread
  • TortillaDish
    Mexico; thin flatbread of corn or wheat
  • QuesadillaDish
    Mexico; a tortilla filled with cheese

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