These Welsh corned beef rissoles are just like the ones you can find in traditional fish and chip shops in Wales. But what makes Welsh rissoles "Welsh", exactly? While international variations of the rissole use ground or minced beef, lamb, or pork, authentic Welsh rissoles call for corned beef. Crisp, burnt orange balls crammed with creamy mashed potato flecked with salty corned beef and soft, golden onions, it's no wonder they're such a popular Welsh comfort food. Best of all, they'll be…

Learn how to make traditional piroshki with a juicy and flavorful beef and cheese filling!

Try bunuelos sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar for a festive treat! Once fried, this golden-brown fritter has a light and airy texture with just the right amount of crispiness.

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This kimchi grilled cheese sandwich is an example of East meets West fusion done right. The classic American grilled cheese sandwich is a comfort food staple that's getting a Korean-inspired makeover with the addition of kimchi. What you're left with is explosive flavors that might have you add this into your new regular lunchtime rotation.

The best recipe for Butter Chicken, (Chicken Makhani) a classic Indian dish made with tender chicken breast in a fragrant spiced tomato curry sauce enriched with ghee. Vegan-adaptable and GF.

These 1940s ration recipes are a look into the past and the struggles of rationing during WWII. Try one of these vintage desserts or dinner recipes today! During World War II rationing was implemented by

Cutlets are ideal for pan-searing. You have precise control so you can cook them perfectly medium–rare (or how you want), and they cook so quickly that dinner is done in the blink of an eye!

With hearty breads, filling soups and simple desserts, these vintage recipes will give you the perfect taste of the 1930s.

The famous blue steak is cooked very quickly on high heat, so that the exterior is seared but the interior remains very rare.