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18th century

Era origin period places a dish in the historical span when it first appeared. Wikipedia records that "the term pizza was first recorded in AD 997, in a Latin manuscript from the southern Italian town of Gaeta," centuries before the dish took the form eaten today. Browsing by era shows which dishes share roughly the same age.

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5000 BCE 1
18th century
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Acarajé

18th century

Ackee and Saltfish

18th century

Apple dumpling

18th century

Babka

18th century

Banana cream pie

18th century

Bangers and Mash

18th century

Beignet

18th century

Biscuits and Gravy

18th century

Bubble and Squeak

18th century

Chelo Kabab

18th century

Chow Mein

18th century

Duchess potatoes

18th century

Eel Soup

18th century

Falafel

18th century

Fried Chicken

18th century

Galette-saucisse

18th century

Gratin dauphinois

18th century

Gulab Jamun

18th century

Hotteok

18th century

Hyderabadi Biryani

18th century

Kedgeree

18th century

Kotlet schabowy

18th century

Kottbullar

18th century

Larb

18th century

Lemon Bar

18th century

Locro

18th century

Lumpia

18th century

Macaroni and Cheese

18th century

Marraqueta

18th century

Mashed Potato

18th century

Mille-feuille

18th century

Mohinga

18th century

Mulligatawny

18th century

Musakhan

18th century

Nasi Goreng

18th century

Nasi uduk

18th century

Nihari

18th century

Olive all'ascolana

18th century

Ratatouille

18th century

Red Velvet Cake

18th century

Rewena Bread

18th century

Rumford's Soup

18th century

Shawarma

18th century

Shepherd's Pie

18th century

Spaetzle

18th century

Thieboudienne

18th century

Toad in the Hole

18th century

Tom Yum

18th century

Tteokbokki

18th century

Vínarterta

18th century
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1. Stew (Wikipedia)
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The world's oldest known evidence of stew was found in Japan, dating to around 5000 BC during the Jōmon period.
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