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Gothambu/Gothumbu Puttu

Gothambu/Gothumbu Puttu refers to one of the popular breakfast food in Kerala, India, steamed broken/cracked wheat cake made of grated coconut, jaggery and craked/broken wheat

Wheat is called Gothambu in Malayalam

Puttu or steamed rice cake is a South Indian delicacy served for breakfast along with either sweet or savory curries. Traditionally, Puttu is made with rice flour, but lately, Puttu is already being made being made with other ingredients like Oats, Semolina (Rava), wheat flour, Ragi or millet flour, brown rice flour, and many others.

Below is a picture of Gothambu/Gothumbu Puttu which used Gothambu flour dough instead of the usual and traditional rice flour dough

Puttu is cylindrical in shape and is made traditionally of rice flour and coconut. This rice flour dough is layered with grated coconut and steamed in a hollow bamboo or Puttu maker called "Puttu chemb" or Putti Kutti, a steamer which is cylindrical in shape. It is usually eaten with sugar or with mashed ripe or steamed bananas or with a spicy curry made of Kadala . Usually, the main sidedish served along with Puttu is Kadala Curry. This is often served for both breakfast and evening tea.

Below is a picture of the Puttu-maker, Puttu Kutti in Malayalam

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Goto

Deutsch: Goto / Español: Goto / Português: Goto / Français: Goto / Italiano: Goto /

Goto is the Filipino term for "tripe ". The most famous dish of the Philippines using Goto or Tripe is "Goto" which refers to a congee made of tripe and glutinous rice.

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Goto Batangas

Goto Batangas refers to a variety of Philippine Goto or rice porridge which is a specialty from Batangas. Goto Batangas is different from the traditional Goto (Goto Arroz Caldo) which most Filipinos know. The traditional Goto is made of glutinous rice mixed with pieces of a cow’s reticulum or tripe. It resembles a congee, a porridge of China. On the other hand, Goto Batangas does not contain does not contain glutinous rice, instead, it is a mixed pot of diced tripe, cow’s skin, intestines, liver, tongue, blood and meat simmered and seasoned with lots of onions, garlic, pepper and salt. It is colored red as Achuete powder is also added for flavor and color. This peculiar dish has become part of Batangueños’ rich food culture and tradition. As they say, if you’re a "barako,” you are up to just about anything, even when it comes to what you eat. Goto houses are popular in the Philippines because Goto is not only delicious, but is also a cheap source of food.

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Gougere

Gougere refers to a savory choux pastry that is flavored with cheese. It is a light French meal when paired with red wine. Gougere may be made in individual puffs or piped into a ring of puffs and is served with a pool of sauce in the center of the ring.

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Gougsou

Gougsou refers to a long, thin wheat noodles used in soups, fish cakes and stir frying.

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Goujonette

Goujonette refers to a French dish made of of fillet of sole that is breaded and deep-fried.

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Goulash

Deutsch: Gulasch / Español: Gulash / Português: Goulash / Français: Goulache / Italiano: Goulash

Goulash is a traditional stew of meat and vegetables, seasoned with Paprika and other spices. Originating from Hungary, goulash is a national dish that has been adopted and adapted by many other countries in Europe and around the world, each adding local flavors and ingredients to the basic recipe.

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Gourmand

Gourmand is a French word which refers to: 1. A lover of good food. 2. A gluttonous eater.

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Gourmet

Gourmet refers to:

1. Someone who is a connoiseur of good food and drink.

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Govnac / Govnac

Govnac refers to Slovenian dish which is also called Présnek is a thick dressed stew made of fresh chopped cabbage and potato. Govnac can be eaten as a dish on its own or as a side dish with boiled or roast beef.

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