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Maiskolben

Maikolben is the German word for corn on the cob, corn cob or corncob. Corn on the cobs are usually available in the supermarkets when grill season is already open in Germany. Quite expensive. Some are already available parboiled that it only needs some heating and available in vacumn-packed containers and raw which can be used for grilling purposes.

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Maito de Tilapia

Maito de Tilapia refers to one of the popular dishes from Ecuador which is tilapia, a freshwater fish wrapped in a banana leaf and cooked over an open fire.

Maitre d'hotel

Maitre d'hotel refers to a French word literally means "head waiter". The head waiter refers to the person in-charge of the proceedings in the dining rooms in a hotel. Maitre d'hotel is pronounced as "meh-tru-doh-tehl".

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Maitre d'hotel butter

Maitre d'hotel butter refers to a butter that is mixed with parsley and lemon juice to make a compound butter.

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Maitre d'hotel sauce

Maitre d'hotel sauce refers to an unsalted butter that blended with chopped parsley and lemon juice.

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Maize

Deutsch: Mais / Indian: Cholam
Maize, known in some English-speaking countries as corn, is a large grain plant domesticated by indigenous peoples in Mesoamerica in prehistoric times. The leafy stalk produces ears which contain the grain, which are seeds called kernels. Maize kernels are used in cooking as a starch.

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Majao

Majao which is a rice dish with eggs, dried beef and fried banana

Majao whhich is also known as Majadito (name in Guarani) is a kind of rice Pilaf with dried meat.

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Majarisco

Majarisco refers to Perus' traditional dish; a seafood stew with fried green bananas, coriander, garlic, onion, chili and Chicha.

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Makan

English: Eat / Deutsch: Essen / Español: Comer / Português: Comer / Français: Manger / Italiano: Mangiare /

Makan is the Malaysian word for "eat" , "to eat". It also often refers to food or meal. In Malaysian, Makanan means food in general. The three (3) main meals of the day all start with the word Makan meaning "to eat" followed by the time of the day when it is taken, to wit:

Makan Pagi is Breakfast. Pagi is morning

Makan Tengah Hari is Lunch. Tengah Hari is noon

Makan Malam is Dinner. Malam is night

Makan Lewat Malam means food which is taken late at night. For a late night meal, Lewat means "late" and Lewat Malam means "late at night".

Makan Buka Puasa is Breakfast, as in "breaking" the fast during the religious fasting period.

Jemput Makan means "Please eat" or simply "Makan, Makan" means "eat, eat!, an invitation to eat.

It sound like our Ilocano dialect in the Philippines for "eat"/"to eat" which is "mangan". "Mangan Tayon" in Ilocano means "let us eat" , an invitation to eat. Mangan, mangan also means "eat, eat!, Sounds so familiar, it evoked childhood memories when my daddy used to speak to us in simple Ilocano words.

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Makande

Makande refers to an African corn and bean stew.

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