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Diples

Diples refers to a deep-fried, Greek pastry made from thin strips of sweet dough formed into bows or circles. Diples are usually coated with honey, cinnamon and nuts. Moreover, Diples refers to Greek food made of thin strips of dough tied, folded, or twisted into bows or loops and deep-fried, then dipped in a honey syrup and topped with chopped nuts

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Dipsschalen

Dipsschalen is the German word that refer to "Bowls" specially used to serve dips, gravies and sauces.

Schalen is the German word for "Bowls"

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Diri et Djondjon

Diri et Djondjon refers to one of the national foods of Haiti that is made with rice and black mushrooms.

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Dirty Ice Cream

Deutsch: Dirty Ice Cream / Español: Helado Sucio / Português: Sorvete Sujo / Français: Glace Sale / Italiano: Gelato Sporco

Dirty Ice Cream in the food context refers to a colloquial term used in the Philippines to describe homemade or street-vendor ice cream, not because it is unclean, but because it is made in a less controlled environment compared to commercial ice cream. Despite its name, dirty ice cream is a popular treat among locals and tourists alike, known for its unique flavors, creamy texture, and the traditional way it is served from colorful pushcarts along streets and at local events.

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Dirty Rice

Dirty Rice refers to New Orleans rice recipe which is said to be a "cousin of Jambalaya". Dirty Rice is made by adding bits of meats, such as giblets or sausages, spices and seasonings to white rice before cooking.

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Dishwashing

Deutsch: Geschirrspülen / Español: Lavado de platos / Português: Lavagem de pratos / Français: Lavage de vaisselle / Italiano: Lavaggio dei piatti

Dishwashing in the food context refers to the process of cleaning dishes, utensils, cookware, and kitchen equipment used in food preparation and dining. This essential kitchen task involves removing food residue, grease, and bacteria from items to maintain hygiene, prevent cross-contamination, and ensure a safe and pleasant dining experience. Dishwashing can be done manually or with the aid of dishwashers, each method requiring specific techniques and cleaning agents.

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Disinfecting

Deutsch: Desinfektion / Español: Desinfección / Português: Desinfecção / Français: Désinfection / Italiano: Disinfezione

Disinfecting in the food context refers to the process of eliminating harmful microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi, from surfaces, equipment, and tools used in food preparation and handling. This practice is essential to food safety, as it helps prevent cross-contamination, reduces the risk of foodborne illnesses, and ensures a clean environment for food processing and preparation.

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Ditloo

Ditloo is the Botswanian word for jugo beans. Many dishes in the country are made up of pulses and beans such as cow peas, Letlhodi (china beans) and dried bean leaves, plus nuts like peanuts and groundnuts.

Divij med

Divij med refers to Russian term for honey made by the Wild bees

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Djaaj

Djaaj is an Arabic term for chicken

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