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Yakiniku is a Korean-inspired Japanese method of grilling bite-sized meat and veggies. It can also mean several foods prepared the same way.

Sesame chicken

Mexican culture has relied on tortillas, corn flatbreads, for millennia. Indigenous cultures used corn to make the first tortilla.

Tortilla

Pure butter and a somewhat sweet yeast dough make the nicest flaky, golden-colored crescent-shaped pastries. The yellow-white interior should be slightly stretchy when pulled from the middle and ready to be spread with butter or jam if made properly.

Croissant 

Tofu is coagulated soy milk that resembles cheese. Coagulation separates the curd from the whey, creating protein-packed soy curds that can be kept in rectangular containers for later use.

Tofu 

Chinese vermicelli and glass noodles are prepared using water and starch from mung beans, yams, cassava, or potato. They are transparent and taste mild.

Cellophane Noodles

Mexico's national meal, tacos, originated in 18th-century silver mines when explosives was wrapped in paper and put into rocks.

Tacos 

Around 1910, Chinese cooks made ramen, a salty noodle soup, in Japan. Kansui, a sodium carbonate-infused mineral water, was used to knead these curly noodles, which were brilliant yellow and more elastic than Japanese noodles at the time.

Tacos 

Around 1910, Chinese cooks made ramen, a salty noodle soup, in Japan. Kansui, a sodium carbonate-infused mineral water, was used to knead these curly noodles, which were brilliant yellow and more elastic than Japanese noodles at the time.

Ramen

The origin of this common name depends on how you define it. Pizza is a Middle Eastern oven-baked flatbread.

Pizza

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