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Marinato is the Italian word for "marinated", "pickled", refers to food (usually meat) soaked in a savory sauce before being cooked

Deutsch: Marinduque / Español: Marinduque / Português: Marinduque / Français: Marinduque / Italiano: Marinduque

Marinduque is a province in the Philippines known for its unique and traditional cuisine. The food culture of Marinduque is rich with local flavors, indigenous ingredients, and traditional cooking methods passed down through generations.

Marinière / A la Marinière refers to a method of preparing shellfish or other seafood, especially mussels, by cooking them in white wine, usually with onions or shallots.

Märipi is a Maori word for knife

Mariscada is a type of fish stew that includes lobster, crab, shrimp and other fish.

Mariscos is a Spanish term meaning "seafood"

Marjamehu refers to berry juices which is one the Finn's favorite drinks especiall during summer times.

Deutsch: Mark / Español: Tuétano / Português: Tutano / Français: Moelle / Italiano: Midollo

Mark in the food context typically refers to bone marrow, the soft, fatty tissue found inside animal bones, particularly from beef, veal, or lamb. It is highly prized for its rich, buttery flavor and smooth texture. Bone marrow is often roasted, spread on bread, or used in soups and sauces to enhance flavor.

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