Glossary U

Ukha refers to Russian fish soup known as the Mother of all Russian soups. Ukha ismade from fresh fish with spices. Small fishes like ruffs, perches were used to make soup strong and to give it a specific smell. Boiled tenches, sheat-fish, burbots were added in an already cooked soup to make it "sweet and tender". Cinnamon, cloves and pepper were principal spices. It is not difficult to cook Ukha. But real Ukha must be cooked on the fire or at least on the oven.

Uki refers to Kenya's traditional beer made with honey. It is one of Kenya's national drinks

Ukoy is a Filipino vegetable patty, of mixed vegetables, or of flour and vegetables; a variation is a combination of shrimps, tofu, and vegetable patty

Deutsch: Gemüse / Español: Ensalada de Hierbas / Português: Salada de Ervas / Français: Salade d'Herbes / Italiano: Insalata di Erbe /

Ulam is the Bahasa Malaysian word which refers to raw vegetables or salad eaten with rice. The salad is made up of plant shoots, leaves of local herbs and vegetables such as cucumbers, cabbage and banana buds. This is a Malaysian traditional dish which is usually serves with Sambal belacan, a condiment made of chilies and Belacan, dried shrimp paste.

Ulang (ustacidae) is a Filipino word for crayfish. It also refers to giant freshwater prawn (macrobrachium rosenbergii)

Ula'Ula is the Hawaiian term for "Red Snapper" which is called Onaga in Japan. It is a tender, moist fish popular in making sushi.

Uling is the Filipino word for charcoal which is used in the Philippines for barbecuing food.

Deutsch: Hühnerkopf / Español: Cabeza de pollo / Português: Cabeça de frango / Français: Tête de Poulet / Italiano: Testa di pollo

Ulo ng Manok refers to the head of a chicken, a part often used in various cuisines around the world, including Filipino cuisine. In many cultures, the chicken head is not commonly consumed or is considered a byproduct; however, in Filipino and other Asian cuisines, it is utilized in various dishes, showcasing a philosophy of minimizing waste and appreciating the whole animal.

Ulster Fry refers to Northern Ireland's equivalent of the "English breakfast " which is also heart stopping. Ulster Fry's main ingredients are similar to an English breakfast, however, with a few modifications like the addition of the Irish Soda bread and Potato cake.

Um Ali which means Ali's mother is an Arabic pastry pudding with raisins and coconut steeped in milk

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Ukha

Uki

Ukoy

Ulam

Ulang

Ulaula/ Ula'Ula

Uling

Ulo ng Manok

Ulster Fry

Um Ali

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