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Pain grille

Pain grille is the French term which means "toasted bread"

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Pain Patate

Pain Patate refers to Haitian bread pudding made of bananas, figs, and sweet potato.

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Pain perdu

Pain perdu is refers to a French bread or French toast.

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Painäporo

Painäporo is a Maori word for pineapple

Pairing

Deutsch: Paarung (Lebensmittel) / Español: Maridaje (alimentos) / Português: Harmonização (alimentos) / Français: Accord mets-boissons / Italiano: Abbinamento (cibo)

The concept of Pairing in the culinary world refers to the deliberate combination of foods, beverages, or flavors to enhance sensory experiences. This practice is rooted in both tradition and modern gastronomic science, aiming to balance, contrast, or amplify taste profiles. From wine and cheese to spice-infused dishes, Pairing plays a pivotal role in fine dining, casual meals, and even industrial food product development.

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Pak chi

Pak chi is a Thai herb that refers to cilantro. This entire plant is used in Thai cooking becasue of its intense smell and taste. The thick stem base and roots, as well as the seeds,

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Pak chi farang

Pak Chi farang is a Thai herb that has a serrated dandelion shaped leaf with strong herbal taste that is used in cooking Thai food. This flavorful leaf is found in a real good Tom yum

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Paklava

Paklava refers to a very sweet Armenian dessert made of layers of flaky pastry filled with a mixture of ground nuts and sugar.

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Pako

English: Pako / Deutsch: Pako / Español: Pako / Português: Pako / Français: Pako / Italiano: Pako /

Pako, also known as fiddlehead fern, is a unique and nutritious vegetable that has gained popularity in various cuisines worldwide. In this article, we will delve into the definition, culinary applications, potential risks, and provide a delicious recipe for Adobong Pako. Additionally, we'll touch upon the history and legal aspects of Pako and list some similar vegetables.

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Pakoras

Deutsch: Pakoras / Español: Pakoras / Português: Pakoras / Français: Pakoras / Italiano: Pakoras

Pakoras in the food context refer to a popular South Asian snack made by dipping vegetables, meat, or Fish into a seasoned Batter of chickpea flour (gram flour) and deep-frying until crispy and golden brown. Pakoras are enjoyed for their crunchy texture and spiced flavour and are often served with chutneys or sauces.

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