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Basilico

Basilico is the Italian word for basil. It is one of the most popular of herbs in Italy, a basic ingredient in making an authentic Ligurian pesto. It is also best known as the herb in

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Basmati

Basmati is a Hindi term that refers to long grain rice

Basmati rice

Basmati rice is a long-grain and scented rice and when literally translated from Hindi it means "queen of scents"or "pearl of scents". It is an aromatic long grain slender rice from India and Pakistan, is fragrant and has a nutty flavor. It is the world’s best rice one can use for cooking.

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Basquaise

Basquaise refers to the food prepared in the style of Basque (France) which usually includes tomatoes and sweet or hot red peppers, examples are: Consommé Basquaise, Poulet Basquaise, and Gateau a la Basquaise.

Baste

Baste is a culinary or cooking term which means to ladle drippings over a piece of meat while being roasted or grilled to make it juicy and to prevent the dryness of the meat.

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Bastilla

Bastilla refers to a traditional Moroccan dish which is a large pie of squab or perhaps chicken on the bottom, in a sauce of eggs, lemon and onion.

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Bastoncino di zucchero

Bastoncino di zucchero is the Italian term for "candy cane", a Hard candy in a shape of a rod or cane, famous during Christmas holidays, can be used as food or as Christmas decor.

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Bat and Balls

Bat and Balls also known as Soup Number 5 is one of the exotic soups from the Philippines made of cow's genitals, ginger and lots of onions. It is one of specialties in Batangas, Philippines which is actually made of a cow’s penis (bat) and testicles (balls). It is usually served with chili and kalamansi (Philippines local lime).

Batac Empanada

Batac Empanada refers to meat turnover, with an orange- colored dough with papaya and mongo fillings. It is the indigenous version that originated in Ilocos Norte, Philippines. For the dought or the casing, rice flour, egg and orange colored food coloring are being used. While the filling consists of grated green papaya which is blanched and squeezed with salt to extract the bitter taste, parboiled mongo, salt, ground pepper (optional), monosodium glutamate (MSG), and garlic. Batac Empandaa is served with a vinegar-chili dip

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Batan

Batan refers to a flat stone used as a grinder.

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