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Moqueca

Moqueca refers to a Brazilian tomato-based seafood stew prepared in a special type of clay pot. Moqueca is made without adding any water.Varieties fish and shellfish are just thrown together with a mixture onions, tomatoes,some garlic and coriander into a clay pot and then let it simmer for hours until done. However, just like any recipes, Moqueca is also made several waya depending on the area and the cook. If liquid is needed, palm oil and coconut milk or olive and soy oil is used. Moqueca is pronounced "moh-keh-kuh"

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Morama

Morama is a huge tuber found in the underground. It is also a type of fungus, though edible and is one of the unique foods

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Morangos

Morangos is a Portuguese word for strawberries

Morangos com chantilly

Morangos com chantilly a Portuguese term for strawberries with whipped cream

Morcilla

Morcilla refers to Argentina's blood sausage, similar to Englands's black pudding. It sometimes eaten inside a bread roll or sandwich, called "morcipan" in Argentina.

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Morcizas

Morcizas refers to one of Chamorro traditional foods made of chicken neck stuffed with chicken meat, pepper leaves, onions and garlic, tied at both ends and stewed in broth. The Chamorro people arrived on Guam from the Malay Peninsula around 3000 BCE, and they occupied the island alone until Ferdinand Magellan landed there in 1521. Having survived invasions by the Spanish, the Japanese and the Americans, they still comprise 43 per cent of the island's population, and they have managed to retain their cultural identity, including language, customs and cuisine.

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Morcon

Morcon is a Filipino dish of stuffed rolled steak

Morcón Antequerano

Morcón Antequerano refers to a kind of sausage made with tongue and chopped pork, seasoned with paprika. Morcón Antequerano is produced in Antequera in Andalucia, Spain

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Morelia Gaspacho

Morelia Gaspacho refers to a different type of Gazpacho found in the city of Morelia, Mexico. Morelia Gaspacho is a mixture of finely chopped fruits and vegetables ordered to taste. It may consists of fresh mango, pineapple, jicama, papaya, watermelon and other fruits which are combined with cucumber and then doused or dusted with choosen condiments, like lime or orange juice, chili powder, hot sauce, or even onions and powdered cheese (of the Cotija type). Morelia Gaspacho is also known as Gazpachos Morelianos, Gaspachos de Morelia, Morelia-Style Gaspacho, or Morelia Gazpacho. Morelia is sutuated in northern Mexico.

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Moreton Bay Bugs

Moreton Bay Bug is a type of lobster which are slightly more triangular than the Balmain bug, which eyes are placed right out on the margin of the carapace.

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