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Roomali roti

Roomali roti is suggestive of the scarf or handkerchief like appearance of this bread.

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Roosterbrood

Roosterbrood refers to South African bread made on the grill over an open fire. Brood is the Afrikaans word for "bread".

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Roosterkoek

Roosterkoek refers to South African bread or dough cake, leavened or unleavened, baked on a grid-iron over a fire.

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Ropa vieja

Ropa vieja refers to a Cuban dish of shredded steak in a tomato sauce

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Röpere

Röpere is a Maori word for strawberry

Roquillos de Vino

Roquillos de Vino refer to tasty and unique cookies which are flavored with white wine and aniseed. It is a dessert from Fondón, a municipality of Almeria in the Andalucian Region of Spain. Fondón is a good distance northwest of the capital Almería

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Roroi

Roroi refers to Maori pudding

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Roscos de Santo

Roscos de Santo refer to traditional sweets in Madrid which are made especially for the Festival of San Isidro.

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Roscos Navideños

Roscos Navideños are an exclusive Andalusian specialty that is relished in homes across southern Spain during the Christmas season. However, it is very hard to find a recipe for this traditional Christmas treat. Roscos Navideños is made with flour, olive oil, white wine, orange juice, aguardiente, cinnamon and the most important of all with Matalauva or anis seeds. Roscos are round anisette fritters and in Spain the "Roscos" are traditionally flavored with anis. The flavors of Cinnamon and Anis are to me the flavors of Christmas in Europe. Here in German where Cinnamon is called Zimt, they even have cinnamon-flavored chocolates, anis-flavored cookies, different kinds of cookies for that matter. For every changing season, they have a special scent and flavor. This is one of the things I enjoyed while living in Germany. But I also miss our coconut-flavored desserts and Turon with Langka (fried bananas wrapped with jackfruit).

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Rose / Rosé

Rose / Rosé is a labeling term for a blush-colored wine made from red grapes with a very short amount of skin contact during pressing. It might be very shameful, but I really thought that a Rosé is a wine for me. Here in Germany, they all love wine, especially during special occassion. In my country where I grew up, wine is not a part of our culinary culture. Indeed we have local wines, but I have never learned to acquire wine taste. Since it is a Rosé, I thought it can be sweet like the rose flower, but like all wines that I have tasted, it seems to me that they all taste the same. Except for one wine Asti Spumante which I enjoyed very much, I think I will never learn to like wine at all. What a pity, wine is one of gifts people bring for special occassions and I have already collected some which are just standing in our wine cellar. I still have one bottle of Rose wine standing on our dining table which I am reserving for my husband and me for our 10th union anniversary. I hope that I will enjoy it, as it was described as a good wine.

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