Glossary J

The food glossary +++ Popular Articles: 'Jus lie', 'Juice', 'Jackfruit'
Jugo is a Mexican term for juice
Jagaimo is a Japanese word for potato
Other definition:
Jagaimo is a Japanese word for potato
Jizake refers to a Japanese term for a sake from smaller kura

Jal frezi isa Hindi term which means sautee or stir fry

Jing leed refers to one of the most common insects used as snack food in Thailand.

Jhanna is a Hindi term for flat slotted spoon

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