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Boulanger

Boulanger is a French word for baker - mainly of bread

Boulanger is pronounced "boo-lah-jhehr"

Boulangerie

Boulangerie is a French word for bakery or baker's shop.

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Boule a riz

Boule a riz also called Boule is a French word that refers to a round loaf or ball of dough. It also refers to a bowl made of tin or metallic gauze, in which rice or small patties are enclosed when it is desired to cook them in the saucepan in which broth is being made.

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Boulette

English: Meatball / Deutsch: Fleischkloß / Español: Albóndiga / Português: Almôndega / Français: Boulette / Italiano: Polpetta /

Boulette is the French word which literally means "ball". In cooking term, it means meatball or fishball. It refers to a food formed into small balls. It refers not only to meatballs,

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Boursault

Boursault refers to French triple cream Cheese with a white rind that is similar to Boursin.

Bouyon

Bouyon refers to pumpkin soup that is usually eaten in Haiti on New Year's day.

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Bovolo

Bovolo is the Italian word for snail. In Italian cooking, snails are usually sauteed with garlic and olive oil.

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Boxdy

Boxdy also known as Boxty refers to an Irish simple potato pancakes.

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Boxty

Boxty refers to the potato pancake of Irish tradition. The dish is found mainly is the north midlands. There are a variety of recipes for this however, the common thread among the variations is raw potatoes that are finely gated and served up fried. The version most sought after today however incorporates flour with mashed potatoes, baking butter milk, baking soda and eggs. Boxty is one of the traditional dishes of Northern Ireland This dish consists of equal parts of cooked and grated raw potatoes, flour, baking powder, salt and sugar made into a dough, shaped and cooked on a bakestone or griddle. It is buttered and eaten hot. The mixture can also be made into a batter with flour and milk and fried like a pancake. This is eaten with brown sugar and butter. These dishes were also traditionally served at Halloween.

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Boza

Boza refers to Albanian thick drink made with cornmeal, sugar and water.

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