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Aponkye Nkarakara refers to a light soup from Ghana made of goat meat cooked with hot spices (chilies), tomatoes and sometimes garden eggs or aubergines.

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Apor Ayam refers to Indonesia's chicken stew which is cooked in coconut milk sauce.

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Äporo is a Maori word for apple

Aport refers to wild apple which served as the culinary fame, of the Kazakh according to horticultural experts. Aport is , first cultivated by the Kazakh. Their travels may be responsible for its movement and increased availability. A particular variety unique to the region, the Aport, is still found there.which serve

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Appa known as Hoppers is one of the traditional foods from Sri Lanka. Appa are wafer thin, cup-shaped pancakes which are made from a fermented Batter of rice flour, coconut milk and a dash of palm toddy. Appa is crispy on the outside, yet soft and spongy in the centre, is best eaten with Curry dishes and Sambols while still streaming hot.

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Appalam refers to an Indian small bread that is made with unspiced gram flour, somewhat similar to pappadum.

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Appams is a Kerala food which means rice pancake

Appareil a bombe refers to a French filling made from egg yolks, syrup, whipped cream and flavouring, used to fill a bombe

Appareil a bombe is pronounced "ah-pah-reh ah bom-buh"

Äppeltarte is the Swedish word for "apple tart", a tart or a pie with apple as the basic ingredient

English: Apple Wine Jug / Español: Jarra de Vino de manzana / Português: Jarra de vinho de maçã / Français: Cruche de vin de pomme / Italiano: Brocca di vino di Mela

Äppelwoikrug is a traditional ceramic jug used for serving and drinking Apfelwein (apple wine), a popular regional drink in the German state of Hesse, particularly around Frankfurt. The term "Äppelwoi" is the Hessian dialect for "apple wine," and "krug" means "jug" or "pitcher" in German. The Äppelwoikrug, also known as a Bembel, is characterised by its distinctive grey colour with blue hand-painted decorations, typically floral or geometric patterns.

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