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Es Cendol

Es Cendol refers to a "Cold Dessert" in Brunei.

Es Pisang Ijo

Es Pisang Ijo refers to Indonesian local desserts made from banana, covered with sticky green rice and covered with white cream made from coconut milk, rice flour and sugar mixture and sweet pink sauce. Es pisang ijo is originally from Makassar, South Sulawesi in Indonesia.

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Escabeche

English: Pickled / Deutsch: Eingelegt / Español: Escabeche / Português: Em conserva / Français: Mariné / Italiano: Sottaceto /

Escabeche refers to a clear, tangy onion soup with large pieces of chicken. It is one of the traditional dishes from Belize.

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Escalibada

Escalibada refers to a Catalan (Spain) dish of grilled sweet peppers, tomatoes, onions and eggplant.

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Escalivada

Escalivada also known as Escalivada Catalana, Escalivada a la Catalana refers to Catalan-style eggplant dish wherein the eggplants are traditionally roasted over open fire (of charcoal), however becasue of the advent of ovens, some recipes for Escalivada are made with oven-roasted eggplants, peppers, tomatoes and onions Red peppers and aubergines sometimes onions and tomatoes are grillec, cooled, peeled, sliced and served with an olive oil, salt and garlic dressing Escalivada comes from the Catalan verb "escalivar" which means "to cook slowly, very close to the embers of a fire" or "to roast over hot ashes or embers". The smoke from the charcoal used to roast the vegetables adds to smoky taste and flavor of this dish. It is served as a side dish, alongside grilled meats and even fried fish, but it can also be served on its own as a main dish. This is also one of dishes from the Philippines which I think we inherited from the Spaniards who ruled the Philippines for almost 300 years. It is one of the regular dishes cooked by my mother. But what I can remember was that she only roast or grill the eggplants, and only chopped raw tomatoes and onions are added to dish with a bit of vinegar, salt and pepper, but no bell pepper since bell peppers are expensive and also rarely found in the markets in the Philippines. I dont know the name of this food, but we eat it mostly with fried fish, especially galunggong. Sometimes, it is called Ensladang Talong (Eggplant Salad).

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Escalop

Escalop refers to French cooking term for a thin slice of meat that is pounded out to make it thinner.

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Escalopa de Vitela

Escalopa de Vitela is a Portuguese term referring to a thin cut or slice of veal without bone or sinews pounded flat, battered and fried; a Wiener Schnitzel, the popular dish from Austria and Germany.

Escalope à Vienense

Escalope à Vienense is another term for Wiener Schnitzel, a thin cut or slice of veal veal without bone or sinews pounded flat, battered and fried.

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Escargot

Escargot is a French word fosnail.

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Escarole

Escarole is a French word for salad green which is a variety of the endive (Cichorium endivia) that have leaves with irregular frilled edges.

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