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Sissay Yassa

Sissay Yassa refers to a Gambian specialty consisting of chicken joints marinated in lemon juice and oil with onions, garlic, ginger and chili. The marinated chicken joints are fried and served with rice.

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Sitaw

English: String beans / Deutsch: Fisolen / Español: Judía verde / Português: Feijão-verde / Français: Haricot vert / Italiano: Fagiolini /

Sitaw is a Filipino word for String Beans. It is also sometimes also called Long Beans. Sitaw is one of the kinds/varieties of Vegetables (Gulay) in the Philippines. They are available all year-round in wet markets we call in the Philippines Palengke an even in supermarkets all over the Philippines. It is one of the versatile vegetables in the Country which can be cooked/prepared in many ways like the simple Ginisang Sitaw (Sauteed String Beans) , by sauteeing the broken/small strings with little amount of meat with chopped tomatoes, garlic and onions or even meatless. It can also be made into Adobo, cooked in vinegar, soy Sauce and minced garlic (Adobong Sitaw) and it is one of the ingredients for making Dinengdeng and any variety of Sinigang.

The Sitaw's long strings are broken or cut into smaller lengths about 3 to 4 inches before cooking. Some also cut them into much smaller pieces.

Sitaw is found in the markets always in a bunch or bunches, just like the picture below

Adobong Sitaw is my all time favorite from my mom's ktchen table when we all still live together in the Philippines. With or without any meat, just the Sitaw pieces cooked in vinegar, soysauce and garlic eaten with rice made me drool

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Sitsaro

Sitsaro is the Filipino term for snow pean or pes pod.

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Siu long pau

Siu long pau refers to a Macau buns with typical Shanghai beef sauce

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Siwa

Siwa refers to Eritrea's traditional beer which is brewed in the villages and served mostly on special or ceremonial occassions or celebrations. Eritrea is located in northeastern Africa.

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Skaap Wors

Skaap Wors refers to a South African type of ausage with a blend of sheep meat and spices.

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Skewering

Deutsch: Aufspießen / Español: Ensartar / Português: Espetar / Français: Enfiler / Italiano: Infilzare

Skewering in the food context refers to the process of impaling small pieces of food, such as meat, vegetables, or seafood, on a thin, pointed stick called a skewer. This technique is commonly used for grilling or roasting, and the food is often cooked directly over an open flame or heat source. Skewering is a popular method for preparing a variety of dishes, from kebabs to satay, due to its convenience and versatility in cooking.

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Skilandis

Skilandis refers to a Lithuanian dish made of steamed pig stomach stuffed with ground meat and garlic.

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Skillet

Deutsch: Bratpfanne / Español: Sartén / Português: Frigideira / Français: Poêle / Italiano: Padella

A skillet is a type of heavy-duty frying pan commonly used in cooking for tasks like frying, searing, and sautéing. Skillets typically have a flat bottom, shallow sides, and a long handle, and are made from materials such as cast iron, stainless steel, or non-stick coatings. They are prized for their ability to evenly distribute heat, making them a staple in both home and professional kitchens.

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Skim

Skim refers to a cooking term which means to remove the thin layer from the top of a liquid. Moreover, Skim means removing the top layer of fat and impurities that rise to the top of stocks, soups, sauces, or other liquids.

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