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Malanga

Malanga refers to a beige to pink colored type of yam which is part of Cuba's traditional cooking ingredient

Malapot

Malapot is the Filipino word for viscous or thick, as in Malapot na Sarsa (thick sauce ) like the Sarsa ng Lechon (sauce of grilled whole pig) and Gatas na Malapot which is used in the Philippines to refer to "condensed milk"

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Malasado

Malasado is the Filipino word for cooked rare or medium rare; half-cooked; and refers to soft-boiled eggs.

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Malasugi

Malasugi is a kind of fish in the Philippines.

Malawach

Malawach refers to thin bread from Israel made of many layers, similar to a crêpe.

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Malayalam

Deutsch: Malayalam / Español: Malayalam / Português: Malayalam / Français: Malayalam / Italiano: Malayalam

Malayalam in the food context refers to the culinary traditions and cuisine of the Malayalam-speaking people from the Indian state of Kerala. Known for its diverse and flavorful dishes, Kerala cuisine incorporates a variety of spices, herbs, and ingredients native to the region, reflecting its rich cultural heritage and history.

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Malaysia

Deutsch: Malaysia / Español: Malasia / Português: Malásia / Français: Malaisie / Italiano: Malesia

Malaysia is a country located in Southeast Asia known for its diverse and vibrant culinary heritage. The food culture in Malaysia is a Blend of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and indigenous influences, resulting in a rich array of flavors and cooking styles.

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Maldive Fish

Maldive Fish refers to a a seasoning used in almost all Sri Lankan dishes. It is made from Bonito which is also known as Skipjack which is boiled, smoked and sun-dried until rock-hard. Shavings or tiny chunks of Maldive fish are sprinkled into Curries, Sambols and Mallums.

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Malgogi

Malgogi is Jeju horsemeat. Since Goryeo times, horses have been raised in Jeju and the meat is not eaten elsewhere in Korea. It is said that Malgogi is high in protein and contains essential fatty acids and iron that are good for the skin, "male stamina" and arthritis and osteoporosis in the elderly Malgogi is declared as one of the seven (7) wonders of the jeju kitchen for 2014; one of the 7 delectable foods from Jeju after surveys were conducted with both tourists and Korean citizens. Jeju refers to Jeju Island which is the largest island in South Korea and Jeju Province is one of the nine provinces of South Korea. The province is situated on the nation's largest island of Jeju.

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Mali

Deutsch: Mali / Español: Mali / Português: Mali / Français: Mali / Italiano: Mali

Mali in the food context refers to the Mango ginger plant, also known as Curcuma amada. This root is a member of the ginger family and is used primarily in Indian cuisine for its unique flavor that combines the pungency of ginger with the sweetness of mango.

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