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Bem Gelado

Bem Gelado a Portuguese cooking term which means "well chilled"

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Bem Passado

Bem Passado is the Portuguese term for meat that is "well done"

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Benachin

Deutsch: Gewürzter Reis / Español: Arroz Condimentado / Português: Arroz Temperado / Français: Riz Assaisonné / Italiano: Riso Condito /

Benachin which is also called "Jollof Rice" refers to a mixture of spiced meat and rice with tomato puree and vegetables. Benachin which means "one pot" in the Wolof language, is a popular dish all over West Africa. It is thought to have originated in Ghana but has since spread to the whole of West Africa, especially Nigeria and Gambia, amongst members of the Wolof ethnic group. There are many variations but the most common basic ingredients are: rice, tomatoes, tomato paste, onion, salt and red pepper. Beyond that, nearly any kind of meat, vegetable or spice can be added. Wolof refers to the language spoken in Senegal, The Gambia, and Mauritania, and is the native language of the ethnic group of the Wolof people who are an ethnic group found in Senegal, The Gambia, and Mauritania.

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Bench Scraper

Bench Scraper refers to a broad, stiff piece of metal with a wooden or plastic handle on one edge, used to scrape workbenches and cut pieces of dough.

Bench Scraper is also called a Dough Knife.

Benedictine

Benedictine refers to a sweet liqueur that is based on cognac flavored with different kinds of aromatics, herbs and fruit peels. Benedictine is named after the Benedictine monks of Normandy who first created this said liqueur in the sixteenth (16th) century.

Bengali Kasundi (Chile Mustard Relish)

English: Bengali Kasundi (Chile Mustard Relish) / Deutsch: Bengalisches Kasundi (Chile-Senf-Relish) / Español: Bengali Kasundi (Pepinillo de mostaza de Chile) / Português: Bengali Kasundi (Pepino mostarda chilena) / Français: Bengali Kasundi (Cornichon à la moutarde chilienne) / Italiano: Bengali Kasundi (Sottaceto di senape al peperoncino) /

- Bengali Kasundi (Chile Mustard Relish) : Bengali Kasundi also known as Chile Mustard Relish is the famous Bengali food known for its spiciness or fieriness. Bengali Kasundi is made from the paste of green mango, fresh red hot chillis, mustard and garlic. The relish goes best with Tandoori dishes, Kebabs, Shellfish curries, Sandwiches and tea time snacks. To keep the relish preserved for a long time, water during preparation must be avoided. time. This West Bengal relish is one of the favorites fo people who like hot flavors.

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Beni shoga

Beni shoga refers to a Japanese term which means red pickled ginger

Bénichon

The traditional dishes (or menu) served during the festival includes: Cuchaule served with Moutarde de Bénichon, cheese, sausages, Gigot de Mouton, Ragout de Mouton, Vegetable salads, and plenty of sweets and desserts, which include Bricelets (thin crisp waffles), Creme de Meringues, Beignets (apple fritters ) and Cuquettes (flaky pastry).

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Benishoga

Benishoga refers to Japanese red pickled ginger. Beni means "red" and Shoga means "ginger" in Japanese. To make Benishoga, shredded ginger is pickled in plum vinegar. Benishoga is used as a garnishing in Japanese cooking. Moreover, Benishoga is ginger pickled in brine, traditionally in plum vinegar. Benishoga is colored bright red, and is sold whole, sliced, julienned or chopped.

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Bent Assahn

Bent Assahn refers to Yemeni puff pastry covered with honey. It is served usually as an appetizer. It is also called Bint Al-Sahn, Bint As-Sahn

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