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Pecorino sardo dolce

Pecorino sardo dolce refers to a Sardinian sweet sheep's cheese that are matured for 3 months.

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Pecorino sardo maturo

Pecorino sardo maturo is a mature sheep's cheese coming from Cagliari, one of the Regions of Sardinia.

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Ped

Ped is a Thai word for spicy
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Ped is a Thai term for "spicy".

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Ped hum sai houa phak peuk

Ped hum sai houa Phak peuk is a Laotian dish of stuffed duck with horseradish.

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Peda bread

Peda bread refers to Armenian flat breas which is not the same as pita bread or cracker bread

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Pedas

Pedas is the Malaysian word which means "spicy".

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Pee Pee

Pee Pee refers to "coconut cream" in Samoa which the Samoan use extensively in cooking their traditional foods.

Peel

Peel refers to a long-handled, usually wooden, paddle used by bakers in many parts of the world to transfer breads in and out of hot ovens.

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Peeling

Deutsch: Schälen / Español: Pelar / Português: Descascar / Français: Épluchage / Italiano: Pelare

Peeling in the food context refers to the process of removing the outer skin, rind, or layer from fruits, vegetables, and other foods before cooking or consumption. Peeling is typically done to improve the texture, taste, or appearance of the food, as the skin is often tougher or may contain dirt, pesticides, or other substances that are undesirable for eating.

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Peeva

Peeva is the Russian word for beer

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