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Origin region names the place where a dish is first recorded. Wikipedia notes that "Raffaele Esposito is often credited with creating the modern version of pizza in Naples at the end of the 19th century," fixing the dish's modern form to one specific city. Browsing by origin region shows which places have given the world the most recognizable dishes.

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Almond Chicken

United States

American chop suey

United States

American Goulash

United States

Andes chocolate mints

United States

Bacon Explosion

United States

Baked Alaska

United States

Banana cream pie

United States

Bananas Foster

United States

Barbecue spaghetti

United States

Bean pie

United States

Beef and broccoli

United States

Biscuits and Gravy

United States

Blue moon (ice cream)

United States

Breakfast Burrito

United States

Breakfast Sandwich

United States

Buffalo Wings

United States

California Roll

United States

Celery Victor

United States

Certs

United States

Cheese on Toast

United States

Cheesesteak

United States

Chicken à la King

United States

Chicken and Waffles

United States

Chicken Divan

United States

Chicken Kiev

United States

Chicken Vesuvio

United States

Chili con Carne

United States

Chocolate pizza

United States

Chow mein sandwich

United States

City chicken

United States

Clam Chowder

United States

Club Sandwich

United States

Cobb Salad

United States

Cobbler

United States

Corn dog

United States

Cornbread

United States

Cowboy Beans

United States

Crab cake

United States

Crab Louie

United States

Creamed eggs on toast

United States

Dagwood sandwich

United States

Desperation Pie

United States

Dirty Rice

United States

Dubble Bubble

United States

Eggs Benedict

United States

Étouffée

United States

Fettuccine Alfredo

United States

French Dip

United States

Frito pie

United States

Fudge

United States

Garlic Noodles

United States

Green bean casserole

United States

Groundnut Soup

United States

Gumbo

United States

Ham and Eggs

United States

Hamburger

United States

Hangtown fry

United States

Hash Browns

United States

Hot dago

United States

Hot Dog

United States

Hot tamale

United States

Hotdish

United States

Jambalaya

United States

Lemon Bar

United States

Lemon pepper wings

United States

Loco Moco

United States

Lomi-Lomi Salmon

United States

Luther Burger

United States

Maque choux

United States

Maryland Crab Soup

United States

McGriddles

United States

McMuffin

United States

McPlant

United States

McVeggie

United States

Mixed pickle

United States

Monte Cristo Sandwich

United States

Muffuletta

United States

Nutribun

United States

Olive loaf

United States

Onion Ring

United States

Orange Chicken

United States

Oysters Rockefeller

United States

Pancake

United States

Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich

United States

Peanuts and Coke

United States

Persimmon Pudding

United States

Pigs in a Blanket

United States

Po' Boy

United States

Pone (food)

United States

Popover

United States

Porcupine meatballs

United States

Pot liquor

United States

Pulled pork

United States

Red beans and rice

United States

Red Velvet Cake

United States

Reuben Sandwich

United States

Saimin

United States

Salisbury steak

United States

Salt potatoes

United States

Sausage gravy

United States

Seven-layer salad

United States

Shrimp creole

United States

Shucky beans

United States

Slinger

United States

Sloppy Joe

United States

S'more

United States

Sno-ball

United States

Spaghetti and Meatballs

United States

Spam Musubi

United States

Sweet and sour pork

United States

Tamale pie

United States

Tetrazzini

United States

Tuna fish sandwich

United States

Vinegar Pie

United States

Waldorf Salad

United States
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Sources
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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