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Aioli is a French sauce made by mixing lemon, eggs, garlic, and olive oil into a smooth, creamy mixture resembling mayonnaise.

Airag refers to a semi-soft cheese that originates from Turkey.

Airelle is referring to a French term for an alcoholic beverage distilled from fermented cranberries which is used for a brandy or liqueur.

Aiwowo is a typical snack from Beijing which is a steamed cone-shaped cake made of glutinous rice or millet with sweet filling.

Aiwowo (Steamed Cone-shaped Cake) first appeared in

Ajaat refers to Thailand's light dip which is made with crunchy cucumber slices, thinly sliced red chillis and onions in a syrup of sugar, salt and vinegar. Ajaat is eaten with some kinds of curries to cool down the pungent richness, and always accompanies Thai satay.

Ajapsandali refers to Georgia's spicy vegetable mixture.

Aji is a Japanese term for spanish mackerel or horse mackerel

Aji Amarillo is also known as Aji Mirasol (Capsicum baccatum) which refers to a deep yellowish red chile, 3 - 5 inches long with a distinctive berry like flavour. Aji Amarillo is used to make stews, escabeche, salsas, yellow mole and other sauces. It can also be used as a condiment. Hotness Scale is 7

Ají Colorado (Capsicum baccatum) refers to shiny orange/red peppers growing to 8 centimeters long, conical shape and slightly wrinkled. Ají Colorado is originally from the Peruvian Andes. It takes 75-85 days for the fruit to ripen. Aji Colorado is used in cooking many South American dishes, such as Salsa de Aji Colorado a la Chilena, Picante de Cuy, Mondongo Ayacuchano, Chicharron Colorado, or Picante de Mariscos

Ají de Gallina refers to a classic Peruvian dish of creamy stew of chicken and Peruvian Chili.

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Aioli

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