Glossary W

The food glossary +++ 'Wu Kok', 'Wine', 'Wandouhuang'
Wormwood refers to a perennial plant used as an herb, but is very bitter.

Wara Enab refers to vine leaves stuffed with rice.

Wrasse refers to a small, ugly-looking, black and white rock fish with delicate flesh and an excellent flavor.

War Teep also known as Pot Stickers refer to a kind or

Welsh Rarebit refers to a traditional food of Wales which is a melted Cheese on toast. Moreover, Welsh Rarebit is made of cheddar cheese or a similar variety of cheese melted with milk, or sometimes beer, and poured over toast. It is a British specialty.

Welsh Rarebit is also known as Rarebit. (see Rarebit)

Weißer Senf is a German word for white mustard.

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