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Mozart Kugeln

Mozart Kugeln refers to the Viennese sweets which is a delicious combination of marzipan and chocolate. Mozart Kugeln is available in Austria in various brands, but Mirabelle is regarded as the highest quality.

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Mozartkugeln

Mozartkugeln refers to the famous confection from Salzburg, Austria which are scrumptious balls of green pistachio, marzipan, nougat and dark chocolate; a favorite of both the locals and visitors from all over the world. Mozartkugel was named as such by the confectioners of Salzburg in honor of their beloved son and famous citizen and composer, Mozart who was born in Salzburg. Mozartkugeln were first created in Salzburg in 1890.

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Mozzarella ai ferri

Mozzarella ai ferri refers to Italian food made of sliced mozzarella Cheese which are grilled on a hot skillet.

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Mtabbal

Mtabbal refers to the Lebanese dip made with baked aubergines and garlic. It is a type of food popular in Lebanon, Syria and Turkey. It is usually served as a side dish. Mtabbal is known in English as Baked Eggplant Dip and is also called Mutabbal, Moutabbal, Baba Ghannouj, Baba Ganushe, Baba Ghannuj.

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Mu

Mu also known as gai sa-te is a Thai food made of roast pork or chicken coated with turmeric
Other definition:
Mu is a Thai word for pork
Other definition:
Mu refers to a Thai dish of roast pork or chicken coated with turmeric.

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Muamba nsusu

Muamba nsusu is a dish from the Central Region of Africa which means Congo chicken soup in English.

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Muar Chee

Muar Chee refers to steamed glutinous rice flour dough which is rolled in a mixture of ground peanuts, sugar and roasted sesame seeds. Muar Chee is one of the hawkers food found in Penang. Penang is a state in Malaysia and foods found in the state is widely regarded as the best in Malaysia. I think I like to try to prepare this dessert. It is easy to buy glutinous rice flour dought in the Philippine, peanuts is cheap and I will bring sesame seeds from Germany. In the Philippines we can always buy a ready-made glutinous rice flour dought since we use it to make round balls as big as a marble which we use as one of the ingredients for Guinatan/Ginatan, one of the most popular snacks found in the Philippines. I am excited!

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Mubassal

Mubassal refers to Arabic onion pancakes

Mucver / Mücver

Mücver refer to Turkish battered, deep fried patties of grated squash with dill or simply zucchini fritters.

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Mueganos

Mueganos refer to one of Mexico's traditional sweets sold as street food by vendors around most markets. particularly famous in the states of Puebla and Tlaxcala. They are carried by the vendors around in trays and sell them in town centers and market squares (plazas) for the school children coming home from school and in markets all around the states.

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