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Urfa (Peppers)

- Urfa (Peppers) : Urfa peppers is a variety of pepper from Turkey which take its name from the city which they are grown. Urfa comes from the region surrounding the city of Sanliurfa which is located in the south-central region of Turkey near the Syrian border. Urfa is known for its complex flavor and medium heat which compliment many dishes from vegetables to seafood to steak. The Urfa pepper is a large pepper with a rounded tip. When dried Urfa has an almost purple color, a mellow heat and a fruity and smoky flavor. Sanliurfa is one of the most famous regions in Turkey because of its pepper.

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Urfa Biber

Urfa Biber (Capsicum annum) refers to a is a sun-dried pepper that originated from Turkey and made into a rich pepper flake. This spice has an earthy, smoky edge that hints at chocolate and tobacco alongside a mild heat giving it a well rounded, complex flavor. Urfa Biber is similar to Aleppo in terms of heat level and it also has a wide range of uses and will enhance most any dish. Moreover, Urfa Biber is a dark reddish-purple color smoky chile pepper from Urfa, Turkey. The chilis are harvested, dried, then ground. The ground pepper provides just a moderate amount of heat and is used with meats and salads. Urfa Biber is also known as Urfa Chili Flakes, Urfa Pepper or Isot Pepper. Biber is the Turkish word for Pepper.

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Urimomi

Urimomi refers to sliced pickled melon from Japan.

Uriuk

Uriuk refer to dried apricots from Asia which are found in Russia

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Urta a la Roteña

Urta a la Roteña or Urta refers to Spanish dish made of a special local red-skinned fish (Sea bream) that is usually cooked (baked) with tomatoes and onions.

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Uruli

Uruli is the Malayalam name of a traditional and special pot for cooking Payasam, particularly Semiya Payasam in Kerala, India.

Picture below shows, Aunt Lilly cooking Semiya Payasam in Uruli.

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Urwarwa

Urwarwa refers to local alcoholic drink of Rwanda that is brewed from plantains or bananas
Other definition:
Urwarwa refers to a homemade banana wine drunk during celebrations in Burundi.

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USA

The term "USA" does not specifically refer to an edible food item in the food context. However, if you are referring to a dish or ingredient associated with the USA, American cuisine includes a wide variety of foods influenced by diverse cultures. Some of the most iconic American foods include hamburgers, barbecue ribs, apple pie, and macaroni and cheese.

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Usal pav

Usal pav refers to simple everyday food and typical to the western state of Maharashtra.

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Useol

Useol refers to Korean dish made of boiled beef tongue. Beef tongue is a delicacy in Korea. It is boiled, thinly sliced, and served with other meats and a dipping sauce or added to special soups

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