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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.

Rose fried flying fish

Rose fried flying fish refers to Barbados dish prepared from the flying fish, which is Barbados’ national dish prepared by any cooking method.

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Rose water

Rose water refers to an aromatic liquid made by distilling rose petals.

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Rosenkohl

Rosenkohl is a German word for Brussels sprouts

Roseupyeonchae

Roseupyeonchae is the Korean term for "Sirloin Strips". Bulgogi which is one of Korea's most famous dishes is made from thinly cut sirloin strips marinated overnight in wine, sesame, soy sauce, and a variety of Korean spices. Other Korean dishes also uses sirloin strips as ingredient.

Rosół / Rosol

- Rosó? / Rosol :

Rosó? refers to one of the most important traditional Polish soups. It is kind of Polish chicken broth; a non-thickened clear soup made with chicken meat and bones. Rosó? is served with a home-made traditional Polish noodles.

Rosquillos

Rosquillos is a Filipino Biscuit with a name that is derived from the Spanish word "rosca" meaning ringlet. The circular-shaped goodie is an original Cebuano home-made native delicacy. It is

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Ross Fil-Forn

Ross Fil-Forn refers to a delicious baked rice dish from Malta with a meat tomato sauce.

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Rossogolla

Rossogolla refers to the classic and historical Bengali sweet ball which is also famous in the other parts of India, as well as in some neighboring countries like Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Pakistan. It is almost a custom in Bengal to serve Rossogolla as welcome refreshment, as well as a dessert in any festival or domestic occasion to their important guests sand relatives.

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Rossogullas (Rasgullas)

- Rossogullas (Rasgullas) : Rossogullas popularly known as Rasgullas are a part of Bengali cuisine. These Chenna-cheese (Paneer) balls are sweet, spongy and juicy. Please see Rasgulla

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