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Lemon Rice

Deutsch: Zitronenreis / Español: Arroz con limón / Português: Arroz de Limão / Français: Riz au citron / Italiano: Riso al limone /

Lemon Rice refers to a dish from south India, but particularly a native rice dish from Tamil Nadu. It is made from raw rice, lemon salt, turmeric powder, red chilly, oil, ginger, and asafoetida. Lemon rice is seasoned with mustard, and garnished with curry leaves. Lemon rice is ideally served with Papadam (Papad) and Achaar (pickle)

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Lemon Verbena

Lemon Verbena is an herb used to add a delicate, lemon flavor to savory or sweet dishes. Also, Lemon Verbera is a lemon flavoured herb used to make tea, but is also used to flavour salads and some sweet dishes.

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Lemon-Vinegar Water

Lemon-Vinegar Water is simply water to which lemon juice or vinegar has been added used to prevent discoloration or darkening of foods, such as apples or artichokes. Lemon-Vinegar Water is made by adding 1/2 to 1 tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar for each quart of water.

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Lemonade

Deutsch: Limonade / Español: Limonada / Português: Limonada / Français: Limonade / Italiano: Limonata

Lemonade is a refreshing drink made primarily from lemon juice, water, and Sugar. It is a popular beverage worldwide, enjoyed for its tart, sweet, and zesty flavour, and is often associated with summertime. Lemonade can be made fresh at home by mixing freshly squeezed lemon juice with water and sweetener, or it can be purchased in bottled or powdered forms.

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Lemongrass

Lemongrass refers to the stalks of a grass with a distinct, lemon flavor, grown in tropical climates. Lemongrass is popular in Thai cooking. Lemongrass also refers to an herb which has long, thin, gray-green leaves which is considered one of the most important flavourings in Caribbean cooking.

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Lencsefozelék / Lencsefozelek

Lencsefozelék refers to Lentin stew from Hungary. Lentil Stew. Lentils is traditionally eaten in Hungary during the New Year since they are said to bring money in the following or coming year.

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Lendensteak

Lendensteak is a German word for sirloin steak

Lengua

Deutsch: Zunge (Lebensmittel) / Español: lengua (alimento) / Português: língua (alimento) / Français: langue (aliment) / Italiano: lingua (alimento)

The term lengua refers to the edible muscle of an animal's tongue, commonly used in culinary traditions worldwide. As a protein-rich organ meat, it is valued for its tender texture and distinct flavor, often prepared through slow cooking methods. This article explores its characteristics, preparation techniques, and cultural significance in gastronomy.

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Lenteja bocona

Lenteja bocona refers to a common lentil in Peru.

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Lenticchia

Lenticchia is the Italian word for lentil, a plant belonging to the legume family. Lentils is lenticchie in Italian

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