Similar dish, different countries
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Mango Sticky Rice → Mango Sticky Rice: 73% ingredients in common
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There are two ways a dish can have a twin somewhere in the world
Most recipe sites search by ingredient. We measure two axes at once — and they often point to different dishes.
Same ingredients, worlds apart
Each row is a pair: two dishes, and the ingredient overlap between them.
Boeuf Bourguignon: Burgundy Beef Stew77%Rabo de ToroTzatziki: Refreshing Greek Cucumber-Yogurt Dip77%CacıkClassic Scones with Clotted Cream and Jam77%TrileçeMaritozzi con la Panna75%Koulourakia: Traditional Greek Butter CookiesThese pairs are picked again from the corpus every day.
All 9,154 matches are computed on this axis.
Same technique, different ingredients
No pairs here — these dishes gather around a single technique.
The percentages are ingredient overlap with Kibbet Laqteen. The last one is 0% — the first axis does not count it as a match at any threshold. The second axis finds it.
Behind some matches there is real history
We research and write about the connections the data shows — coincidence, or shared heritage?
The Bitter Solution: Convergent Evolution in Honey Ferments
· Surprising coincidenceLayers of History: The Custard Pastries of the Aegean
· Historical connectionFish-Shaped Delights: Exploring the History of Taiyaki and Bungeoppang
· Historical connectionFrom Scones to Biscuits: A Transatlantic Bread Journey
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