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- Pfälzer Spundekäs (PfaelzerSpunkaes) : Pfälzer Spundekäs refers to a typical bread spread from Rheinhessen and Rheingau and originally from Maiz made from a combined mixture of cream cheese, quark and sour cream. Other recipes use various ingredients, such as a mixture of finely grated semi-hard cheese (Schnittkäse), whipped cream (Schlagsahne), butter, with finely chopped onions, salt and spiced with Kümmel (caraway seeds).
Pfälzer Spundekäs is best served with newly baked farm-baked bread (Landbrot) with crispy crust. It can also be served with boiled potatoes (Pellkartoffeln ), and fresh vegetables (Salat), such as Feldsalat, Romanasalat or Bataviasalat.
Pfälzer Spundekäs which is also called Käaserollen is also spelled PfaelzerSpunkaes.
Pieremiacze refer to Polish fried meat dumplings which is particularly popular in Lublin, Poland
Lublin is the 9th largest city of Poland which is approximately 170 kilometers southeast of the Warsaw, the capital of Poland
Pellkartoffeln (Pellkartoffel - singular) is the German word for boiled potatoes or potatoes boiled in their skins, usually served with butter, quark, and/or cream cheese.
Pellkartoffeln which is also called Jacket Potatoes in English refer to potatoes in their skin baked in an oven.
Pellkartoffeln is used as substitute for rice. It is served with various meat dishes together with Sauerkraut.
Parippu is the Malayalam word for lentils (Dals/Dhals). In India there are different varieties of lentils and they play an important part of Indian cuisine. The different knod of Parippu in Malayalam are:
1. Kadala Parippu (Bengal Gram/Dal) - Chickpeas/Garbanzos Beans/Kabuli Chana
2. Cherupayaru Parippu (Green Gram/Dal or Moong Dal) - available in whole or splitted varieties
3. Thuvara7Tuvara Parippu (Red Gram/Toor Dal) - are Yellow split peas/Yellow pigeon peas
4. Uzhunna Parippu (Black Gram/Dal/Black Beluga Lentils)
5. Chuvana Parippu (Masoor Dal) - Red Gram/Dal
6. Mudira - Horse Gram
Pakpako refers to a salad from the Philippines, particularly from the Ilocos Region of the country made from edible wild fern.
Fern is called "Pako " in the Philippines. Edible and non-edible ferns are found in the Philippines. Edible ferns are mostly prepared as salad by boiling the young fern (pako) leaves mixing it with chopped tomatoes and a little bit of vinegar and salt. Best eaten with fried fish or meat.
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