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Shoyu

Shoyu is a Japanese word for soy sauce. In Japan, there are a number of different forms of shoyu, which are differentiated on the basis of ingredients and fermentation technique.

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Shrikhand

Shrikhand refers to a semi-solid, sweet-tangy fermented dairy dessert, it combines the nutritive value of fermented milk products

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Shrimp

Deutsch: Garnele
The term shrimp is used to refer to some decapod crustaceans, although the exact animals covered can vary. Used broadly, it may cover any of the groups with elongated bodies and a primarily swimming mode of locomotion.

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Shrimp paste

Deutsch: Garnelenpaste / Español: Pasta de camarones / Português: Pasta de camarão / Français: Pâte de Crevettes / Italiano: Pasta di gamberetti

Shrimp paste is a fermented condiment made from ground shrimp or krill that is mixed with salt and left to ferment for several weeks or months. It is widely used in Southeast Asian, Southern Chinese, and other regional cuisines as a flavour enhancer, known for its pungent aroma and strong, salty umami taste. Shrimp paste is typically added to dishes in small amounts due to its intense flavour.

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Shtchi

Shtchi refers to a common soup in Belarus which is made from sauerkraut, potatoes and fried onions.

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Shuba / Schuba

Shuba also spelled Schuba refers to Russian herring salad. Shuba literally means "fur coat" or "under fur coat" as it is said to look like a "fur coat" (herring topped with red beets) . It is a layered salad made with finely diced salted herring with chopped onions, carrots, potatoes, beets and chopped Hard boiled egg and mayonnaise.

Shuba is also known as Seledka Pod Shuboi?.

Shubat

Shubat refers to fermented camel milk in Kazakhtan.

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Shubo

Shubo refers to a Japanese term for the yeast starter for a batch of sake

Shuwa

Shuwa refers to a dish from Oman made of meat marinated with herbs and spices and cooked slowly for up to two days in underground clay ovens.

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Si iu wan

Si iu wan is a Thai term which means "sweet dark soy sauce "

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