Glossary B

Bun and Cheese refers to a sandwich of two (2) slices of bun with a slice of processed cheese. This very popular snack is typically Jamaican although there are British versions also. The addition of guava jelly or chutney to cheese gives a sweet and tart taste.

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Bún bò húê refers to a soup with beef, pork, lemongrass, noodles and shrimp paste. It refers to a Vietnamese hot and spicy noodle soup with lemon grass.

Bun pup is another name for hot dog. Hot dogs are delicious food and there are different ways to enjoy them. In the Philiipines, it is one of the major ingredient for making Spaghetti

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Bun Thang refers to Vietnamese rice noodles and shredded chicken with fried egg and prawns as toppings. It is served with broth made by boiling chicken, dried prawns and pig bones

Buncek refers to smoked pock hocks or legs. This is a specialty from Croatia, particularly from Podravina.

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Bunete is the Filipino term for "Bun".

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Bungwall Fern refers to an Australian bush tuker plant with a tuberous root that can be soaked, roasted, and ground on grinding stones to make flour. Bungwall Fern's botanical name is Blechnum indicum.

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Bunny chow refers to a a fast-food favorite in Durban, South Africa.

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Bunshik also spelled as Bun Shik or Bunsik is a Korean word which literally tranlated to: "bun" which means "flour" and shik means "food" "flour food", that included Ddeok, Ddeok boggi, Ddeok guk, Ra-myeon, Guk-su, Twigim . It refers to cheap Korean snacks. Bunshik is now synonymous with to Korean Fast Food vendor selling varieties of snacks, such as battered meat and vegetables (Twigim) and others which are great for evening or midnight snacks. The fried foods snacks include: ??? (Goguma) – sweet potato; ?? (Gyeran) – hardboiled egg; ?? (Gochu ) – pepper; ?? (Yachae) – vegetables; ??? (Ojingeo) – squid; ?? (Mandu ) – dumplings; ??? (Gimmari) – gimbap rolls; ?? (Saeu) – shrimp

Buñuelo refers to a thin, fried pastry sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar.

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