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Amagwinya

Amagwinya also known as Vetkoek refers to a popular traditional Zulu food which is flour mixture with water, sugar and salt. Amagwinya is made or shaped into small balls and put into hot oil until it is golden brown and eaten as is, or it can be eaten even more delicious with stew. Amagwinya is also sold in some schools for the school children. Moreover, Amagwinya is described as balls of deep-fried bread dough which are served plain as street food, but sweet or savory fillings can be added, if desired. Zulu are the largest South African ethnic group.

Amakuchi

Amakuchi refers to a Japanese term for a type of sake which has a sweet flavor or sweet in flavor.

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Amandelspijs

Amandelspijs refers to the Christmas almond cake from Netherlands.

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Amandine

Amadine is the French word for almond tartlets or varieties of almond-based pastries. Amandine is likewise a culinary word which means "with almonds" of any kind such as chopped, flaked, roasted or toasted almonds to garnish both sweet and savory dishes.

Amandine which is sometimes incorrectly referred to Almondine is also a paste made of dried apricots that is presed into a sheet.

Amandine is pronounced as "ah mahn deen"

Amanida Catalana

Amanida Catalana refers to salad of lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, olives, carrots, onions topped with slices cured sausage and dried sausages (cahrcuteria/embutits), ham, cheeses, eggs, tuna, anchovies, or whatever is preferred. It is either dressed by mayonnaise or an oil and vinegar dressing vinaigrette ) . Amanida Catalana is usually served as first course or starter. Generally, salads are served as a side dish to complement a dish, however, in Catalonia in Spain they are more of a feature meal than just a side dish and an Amanida Catalana also called Catalan Salad is a very substantial dish of a selection of meats and cheeses with a mixed salad, and often with at least two (2) varieties of olives. In Catalonia, usually, each resturant has their own "signature mixture/combination" and good quality oil which is often used for dressing the salad. In a way, this "mixture" becomes the basis of the restaurants reputation. Somehow, a mark of a good restaurant is a good Amanida Catalana. In Catalonia, a good Amanida Catalana must contain good quality ingredients and not just scraps of different salad ingredients and an olive oil with a good quality for its dressing

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Amarena

Amarena is an Italian word for sour cherry which is usually steeped in alcohol or syrup, used mostly in desserts.

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Amaretti

Amaretti refer to small, crisp, airy, meringue-like Italian almond cookies or biscuits similar to a macaroon with an intense sweet almond flavor.

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Amarettus

Amarettus refers to a dessert of almond biscuits, one of the specialties made from Cagliari, one of the Regions of Sardinia.

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Amarilis

Amarilis is the Filipino term for a kind of fish.

Amarillos

Amarillos is a Puero Rican other name for ripe plantains.

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