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Hapunan

Hapunan is a Filipino term which means dinner or supper. Similar to the tanghalian, a typical hapunan or dinner for a Filipino family usually consists of rice and one or two types of

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Hapuupuu

Hapuupuu is the Hawaiian term for grouper, a sea bass (a kind of fish) whose use is hs already expanded from ethnic to non-ethnic restaurants.

Har gee

Har gee is the Chinese word for "dried shrimp egg" . It is usually used in making/cooking dim sum

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Har gow

Har gow is a Chinese dish of shrimp-stuffed dumplings covered with tapioca flour. It is also called steamed prawn dumplings

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Hara pyaz

Hara pyaz is a Hindi term for green onions

Haranut

Haranut refers to a plant of the east Indies which bear fruits that ranked among the fruits of India. The fruit is about the size of a French plum and is often made into a pickle.

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Hard

Deutsch: Hart / Español: Duro / Português: Duro / Français: Dur / Italiano: Duro /

Hard is a term used to refer to the taste of wine with excessive acidity and tannins.

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Hardic

Hardic refers to Albanian drink that is made from Wild berries

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Hardware

Deutsch: Hardware / Español: Hardware / Português: Hardware / Français: Matériel informatique / Italiano: Hardware

Hardware in the food context refers to the physical tools, appliances, and equipment used in food preparation, cooking, and storage. This includes both commercial kitchen equipment found in restaurants and industrial food processing machinery used in food manufacturing facilities.

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Hare

Hare is a large relative of the rabbit with a darker flesh and gamey flavor. Rabbit has a creamy white flesh , while Hare's flesh is dark with a strong taste. It is a particularly lean meat rich in proteins and calories. Hare is small mammal (60 centimetres and 3.5 kilos on average) from the Leporidae family. Like the wild rabbit, the Hare (lepus) differs from the latter by its russet-colored hide, black tipped ears longer than the head, with hind legs more developed than the forelegs, allowing it to take great leaps (up to 3 metres!). Furthermore, it does not dig burrows and lives in forms barely concealed in a fold of land. Hare feeds and mates at night. Like Wild Rabbit, the Hare is herbivorous and feeds on grains and plants in woods, fields, meadows and vineyards. When food is scarce, it will eat the bark of young trees. In France, the two main hare breeds are the common hare also known as brown Hare and the variable hare, which has the particularity of changing colour with the seasons. They are found across Europe and through to East Asia. Hare is cooked differently depending on the age: when young, Hares are roasted or pan fried and when older, they are cooked in a civet, stew or terrine. However, the most subtle recipe is still Hare à la Royale with foie gras and truffles.

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