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Anitra

Anitra is the Italian word for "duck".

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Ankake

Ankake refers to a thick sauce topping made by combining a starch and water mixture infused with vegetable or meat flavorings. Ankake is generally served over rice and noodles.

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Ankerstock

Ankerstock refers to a typ of spice bread, or gingerbread from Scotland. Ankerstock is known to have been made as early as the1800's. It is typically prepared with rye flour and flavored with dried currants.

Ankimo

Ankimo is a Japanese term for monkfish liver.

Anko

Anko is sweet bean paste. It is made of azuki red beans. It is one of the essential ingredient in cooking Japanese sweets and desserts, like Anmitsu.

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Anko-nabe

An Anko-nabe is a Japanese monkfish stew.

Ankola

Ankola is referring to the market name which is seldom used for arabica coffee that is coming from northern Sumatra.

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Anmitsu

Anmitsu refers to a Japanese dessert consisting of small cubes of agar agar. Agar agar or agar is a kind of jelly that is made from seaweed and used in cooking. Anmitsu is served with

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Annaprasan

Annaprasan refers to a Bengali ceremony that formally marks a childs transition in diet from milk to solid foods, including rice, anna.

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Annatto

Annatto, also known as Achiote, is a natural food coloring and flavoring derived from the seeds of the achiote tree (Bixa orellana). Widely used in various cuisines around the world, annatto imparts a vibrant orange-red color to foods and adds a mildly earthy and peppery flavor. In this article, we will explore annatto's significance in the culinary world, provide numerous examples of its use in different dishes, discuss any potential risks associated with its consumption, examine its application areas, offer a popular recipe featuring annatto, and, if applicable, touch upon its historical and legal aspects. Finally, we will list some similar ingredients and provide a summary.

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