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Zimt is a Germ word for cinnamon

Zwiebelsuppe is a German word for onion soup

Zrazy is Polish traditional food where a filling of bacon, breadcrumbs, mushrooms, and cucumber is rolled inside a seasoned slice of sirloin beef then fried or grilled to allow the flavors to mingle.

Zamin doz machhli is a traditional fish dish from the royal kitchens of Awadh.

Zuppa pavese also known as Zuppa alla pavese is an Italian soup cooked in the manner of Pavia. It refers to a clear beef broth which includes a poached egg, topped with grated Cheese

Zun is Myanmar word for spoon

  1. Zlikrofi
  2. Zimino
  3. Zarzuela
  4. Zwetschgenknödel

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