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Mikrowellengeschirr

Mikrowellengeschirr is a German term which means microwaveable dish.

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Milanesa

Milanesa is the Portuguese term which means "breaded"

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Milchkaffee

Milchkaffee is the German term for a satisfying blend of hot milk and hot coffee.

Milchpulver

Milchpulver is a German word for dried milk or milk powder.

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Mile High Pie

Mile High Pie refers to an American pie, specifically from New Orleans. It is a dessert pie with a cookie crust layered with several flavors of ice cream crowned or topped with meringue.

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Milk

Deutsch: Milch

Milk is a nutrient-rich liquid food produced by the mammary glands of mammals. It is the primary source of nutrition for young mammals, including breastfed human infants before they are able to digest solid food.

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Milk film

Milk film which is also known as Milk leather refers to one of Mongolia's dairy products. To make this Milk film, people heat fresh milk in a pot at low temperatures stirring it until it foams. Then they cool it and a layer of cream coagulates on top. This layer is removed as a film or skin and air-dried in a well ventilated place. The process is similar to how the Han people make bean curd sticks.

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Milk pie

Milk pie refers to one of the dairy products from Mongolia which is prepared after the cheese gets sour, sugar and flour are added and shaped. At this point, the cheese is baked. Milk pie is used as a dessert in Mongolia

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Milk tea

Milk tea refers to one of Mongolia's dairy products.Milk tea is also referred to as Mongolian Tea. It is the most important beverage used by Mongolians and their shepherds. To make Milk tea, brick tea is crushed into pieces then boiled for three (3) minutes with water. While boiling, it is constantly stirred. Fresh milk is slowly added to this tea in proportions of one part milk to three to six parts water. A little salt is sometimes added. Milk tea can be served with some fried millet in it.

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Milk tofu

Milk tofu refers to one of Mongolia's dairy products. This food item can be made from either raw or cooked milk. To make raw Milk tofu, Mongolians put the milk in a warm area until it ferments. A ladle is used to stir it occasionally until coagulated and forms a Tofu-like texture. They then transfer the contents to a mold or a sack to drain off the liquid and then let it air dry. To make cooked Milk tofu, the liquid from making the white butter or the liquid from making Milk film is fermented, coagulated, and filtered through a cheesecloth sack. The coagulated milk is heated while stirring it until it becomes thick. It is then placed in a cloth sack pressing the yellow liquid out. The remaining solids are placed in a wooden mold, square or rectangular shaped, and left to air dry. The Mongolians consider the best Milk tofu to be white. This product is usually air-dried for storage to prevent molding. Dried Milk tofu is used for milk tea and it is also used by shepherds and long distance travelers.

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