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Fuchka refers to a vegetarian snack relished by a large population of Indians. This spicy and tangy snack comes in tiny, hollow, pillow-shaped, puffed crisp wheat balls, stuffed with a mixture of boiled potato, boiled gram and roasted spices and filled with sour water of tamarind. It has its origin in Varanasi, where Pudina and roasted red chili powder is a special addition. Variations of Fuchka are also available with different stuffings , as in Panipuri of Mumbai, Golgappa of Delhi, Fuchka of West Bengal and Gupchup of Jharkhand.
Deutsch: Fudge / Español: Fudge / Português: Fudge / Français: Fudge / Italiano: Fudge
Fudge is a rich, sweet confection made primarily from Sugar, butter, and Milk or cream. It has a soft, smooth, and dense texture, often flavoured with chocolate, but it can also include a variety of other flavours like vanilla, peanut butter, or caramel. Fudge is typically cut into small squares or pieces and enjoyed as a sweet treat or Dessert.
Fugu-Sashi refers to a dish made of raw and sliced paper-thin Fugu which is dipped into soy sauce with bitter orange and chives
Fugu which is known as blowfish, pufferfish, or globefish in is one of the most exotic and adventurous foods to try in Japan, however, if it is not properly prepared it means almost certain death for the consumer. The Fugu's ovaries and intestines are deadly and must be entirely removed without puncturing them and a licensed Fugu Chef must be the only one who prepares the fish before serving.
Fugu-Zosui refers to a Japanese rice porridge made with Fugu
Fugu which is known as blowfish, pufferfish, or globefish in is one of the most exotic and adventurous foods to try in Japan, however, if it is not properly prepared it means almost certain death for the consumer. The Fugu's ovaries and intestines are deadly and must be entirely removed without puncturing them and a licensed Fugu Chef must be the only one who prepares the fish before serving.