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Äppeltarte

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

Äppelwoikrug

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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Appenzeller

Appenzeller is a kind of semi-hard Cheese made from unpasturized cow's milk which is produce from the Appenzell region of Switzerland, in the cantons of Appenzell Inner Rhoden and Appenzell Auser Rhoden, and in parts of the cantons of St. Gall and Thurgau, where it is taken cared of until it matured.

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Appetiser

Deutsch: Vorspeise / Español: Aperitivo / Português: Aperitivo / Français: Apéritif / Italiano: Antipasto

Appetiser in the food context refers to a small dish served before the main course of a meal, designed to stimulate the appetite without being too filling. Appetisers are often rich in flavor, artfully presented, and varied in texture, ranging from hot to cold, light to savory, simple to elaborate.

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Appetissants

Appetissants is the French word for "Appetisers", such as the famous one which is caviar, olives, smoked fish, aspics, pate, and a range of many others depending on the country.

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Appetizer

Appetizer refers to a small serving of food that is served before, after, or as the first course of a meal to stimulate the appetite

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Appiattire

Appiattire is the Italian word for a flat plate. In cooking term, it refers to the preparation of a meat by flattening it with a kitchen mallet. It means to flatten a steak or a piece

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Apple

Deutsch: Apfel
The apple is the pomaceous fruit of the apple tree, species Malus domestica in the rose family (Rosaceae). It is one of the most widely cultivated tree fruits, and the most widely known of the many members of genus Malus that are used by humans. Apples grow on small, deciduous trees. The tree originated in Central Asia, where its wild ancestor, Malus sieversii, is still found today.

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Apple - How to

Apple
Cooking Tip: Bake in the oven with ginger or fennel seeds and grated orange or lemon peel. Use apples in a fruit salad with finely chopped rosemary, poppy seeds or cress grinded. If the apples begin to darken and there is no lemon then dip them peeled in salted water.

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Apple Butter

Apple Butter refers to a thick preserve made with apples, sugar, cider and spices. It is one of the sweets in the traditional Pennsylvania Dutch "sweets and sours"; a sweet spread for breads which is served with cottage cheese or rye bread at most family dinners Traditionally, Apple Butter is used as a topping on cottage cheese or spread on rye bread with a pork and sauerkraut meal. Some spread it on toast, Scrapple, pancakes, waffles, even french toast. It can also be used as a fat substitute in spiced baking batters and doughs.

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