Comfort food其实是没有对应汉语释义的，按照wikipedia的解释是指一般会勾起人们乡愁，回忆性情绪和特定情感共鸣的食品。多含高量碳水化合物和脂肪，通常情况下是某一特定群体或特定文化的产物。
Here‘s What Comfort Food Looks Like Around the World
Every culture has its comfort foods--the dishes that do more than just fill your stomach。 They play on your senses and remind you of your home and your traditions。 So let‘s take a little culinary journey， shall we？ Here’s what comfort food looks like around the world。
Canada： Poutine
The Canadian Francophiles don‘t eat just any French fries。
Poutine
Spain： Tortilla Española
Served tapas-style any time of day。
Tortilla Española
Japan： Oden
A hearty hot-pot meal。
Oden
Brazil： Pão de Queijo
Brazilian cheese bread。 Crispy on the outside， tender and chewy on the inside。
Pão de Queijo
China： Cha Siu Bao
Barbecue pork buns。
Cha Siu Bao
Mexico： Chilaquiles
Spicy， crunchy and creamy all in one bite。
Chilaquiles
Lebanon： Man‘oushe
This dish， once baked， has a crisp exterior with a chewy， gooey center。
Man‘oushe
India： Khichdi
Light， filling and nutritious。 A staple in most Indian kitchens。
Khichdi
Poland： Pierogis
The Polish version of the dumpling。 Simplicity at its best。
Pierogis
Greece： Moussaka
This Mediterranean favorite is served piping hot from the oven。
