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Axoa

Axoa refers to Basque farmers' dish that originated from the village of Espelette which consists of minced veal with Espelette peppers (Piment d'Espelette), rice, potato, etc. It is one of the specialties of the Basque Region.

Espelette is located in Southwest of France and Piment d' Espelette (AOC) is the beloved chile pepper of the Basque country.

Ayak Paça (Çorbasi)

- Ayak Paça (Çorbasi) : Ayak Paça refers to a Turkish soup made with the feet or joints of a lamb or sheep which is cooked in a meat stock. Ayak is the Turkish word for "leg or feet" (of lamb) used in Turkish cooking. Ayak Paça is a Turkish delicacy; a soup said to cure hangover and not for the fainted heart. To eat this Corbasi (soup), it is recommended to add a lot of garlic sauce, vinegar and red pepper shavings.

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Ayam

Ayam is the Indonesian word fo"Chicken

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Ayam Benet

Ayam Benet literally means "smashed chicken" is actually referring to one of the most famous dishes in the sultanate of Brunei which consists of a soup then a bowl of rice and some vegetables along with a quarter or a half of a chicken seasoned with lot of herbs and spices to add a very nice flavor to it. It comes out spicy and crunchy.

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Ayam Taliwang

Ayam Taliwang also known as roasted chicken refers to a a classic Lombok specialy food. It is served with a dip made from peanut, lime, tomato and chili peppers. It is made from young chicken marinated in a sweet, sour and spicy sauce (Sambal) and one of the key ingredients is Kencur, an aromatic ginger.

The traditional way to prepare Ayam Taliwang is to Barbecue (roast/grill) the whole chicken over coconut shell charcoal, but roasting it in an oven works just as well.

It is repprted thattThe name of the dish is derived from Karang Taliwang, a subdistrict in Mataram where the recipe for this regional specialty has its roots. The late H. Abdul Hamid is recognized for creating the Ayam Taliwang recipe in 1970. Ayam Taliwang has been adopted as Lombok's national dish along with Pelecing Kangkung.

Lombok, an island neighboring Bali in West Nusa Tenggara in Indonesia. Lombok cooking is characterized by its extensive use of fresh root spices, such as aromatic ginger, tumeric and galangal, along with a tangy mix of chilies, tamarind, lime juice and shrimp paste. Lombok is famous for its beef and jackfruit soup, beef and goat curry, and minced beef Sate.

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Ayran

Ayran refers to a Turkish drink or beverage that is made from beaten yogurt, cold water, and salt.
Ayran has originated somewhere in the Ottoman

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Aysh

Aysh is an Egyptian term for bread.

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Aysh baladi

Aysh baladi is an Egyptian term for common "country bread"
Other definition:
Aysh baladi is referring to a pita type bread that comes from Egypt which made from coarse, whole wheat

Aysh shami

Aysh shami is referring to a pita type bread that comes from Egypt made from refined white flour called aysh shami

Aysh shams

Aysh shams refers to a pita type bread made from leavened dough and then allowed to rise in the sun.

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