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Freshwater Shrimp/Scampi

Freshwater Shrimp/Scampi (Macrobrachium Rosenbergii). It is well known as Freshwater shrimp and commercially called Giant freshwater prawn, Malaysian prawn, Hawaiian blue prawn, giant river prawn. It is called in other countries as: France: Bouquet géant Germany: Rosenberggarnele, Felsengarnele India: Golda chingri; Mocha chingri Japan: Onitenagaebi Thailand: Koong yai Spanish: Camarón gigante U.S.A.: Giant freshwater shrimp; Giant freshwater prawn

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Fresina

Fresina is an Italian flat pasta strands that is wider than tagliatelle

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Fri

Fri (???) means "Fried" in Russian

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Friar (Japanese) Plum

- Friar (Japanese) Plum : Friar Japanese Plum (Prunus salicina "Friar") refers to a variety of Japanese Plum. The Friar plum is a heavy bearer of large, round dark purple fruit that is resistant to cracking. It also has a sweet, firm, amber flesh. Friar is a good dependable producer, ripening early to mid-season Friar was introduced in California by Dr. Weinberger in 1968.

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Fried Chicken

Deutsch: Gebratenes Huhn / Español: Pollo frito / Português: Frango frito / Français: Poulet frit / Italiano: Pollo fritto

Fried Chicken in the food context refers to a dish consisting of chicken pieces that have been coated in flour, batter, or breadcrumbs and then deep-fried, pan-fried, or pressure fried. The result is a crispy, crunchy exterior encasing juicy, flavorful meat. This dish is popular worldwide, with numerous variations reflecting regional tastes and traditions. Ingredients for the coating can include spices, herbs, and seasonings to enhance flavor, making fried chicken a versatile and beloved comfort food across various cultures.

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Friesche Kaas cheese

Friesche Kaas cheese is the name given to a variety of soft cheese in the Netherlands (Holland) that is made from November to May.

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Friggere

Friggere is the Italian word which means "to fry" or to "cook in oil"

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Frijoles

Frijoles is Spanish for "beans".

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Frijoles Charros

Frijoles Charros refers to the Mexican Ranch-style or drunken beans, that is savory beans in their own broth, the drunken ones cooked with beer. Frijoles Charros is also known as Frijoles Borrachos.

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Frijoles Refritos

Frijoles Refritos is Spanish word which literally means "well-fried beans" and is often translated as "refried beans". It is made of mashed red beans (pinto) and is a popular Mexican specialty which consists of cooked red or pinto beans that are mashed with spices then fried, usually in melted lard.

Frijoles Refritos is often served with nachos, in Chimichangas, Pupusas, Burritos or with Tortilla chips.

It is a a popular Mexican and Tex-Mex staple food and is also popular in many other Latin American countries apart from Mexico.

Refried beans are sold in cans in most supermarkets.

Frijoles Refritos in Can

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