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Bush Tomato

Bush Tomato refers to tiny tomato-like berries which are yellow when ripe but are mostly available commercially in dried form - whole or ground - as a brownish-red fruit with a taste

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Bogracs

Bogracs refers Hungarian heavy cast iron kettle that is usually used to cook outdoors. It resembles a witch's cauldron with rounded sides and used in making dishes during camping, and

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Barsciai

Barsciai refers to the Lithuanian version of "borscht" (beet soup). Lithuanians add chopped mushrooms to the dish, and sometimes butter or sour cream are blended or added to the soup.

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Belila

Belila is a popular dessert in Egypt that is served at breakfast just like the porridge in England. It is made of wheat which is boiled until it is tender. It is sweetened with sugar

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Bai

Bai is the Khmer word for "Rice".

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Bamya

Bamya is Egyptian Okra Stew that is made with either beef or mutton and the chief vegetable ingredient is Okra.

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