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Pandorato is refers to a deep-fried bread. It is made of bread dipped in milk and egg batter and then deep-fried. Pandorato is Italian in nature.
Papa Seca refer to a variety of potatoes that grown near the Andes that have been freeze-dried, a way of preserving them.
Papanash refers to a Bulgarian dish of cottage cheese , eggs, semolina and butter. Papanash is boiled and rolled in sour cream and then fried.
Papas Chorreadas refers to a Colombian dish made of potatoes topped with onion-tomato-cream sauce .
Papoutsakia refers to a Greek dish made of eggplant stuffed with meat, onions and tomato juice.
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