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an effervescent drink that releases carbon dioxide under conditions of normal atmospheric pressure.
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A Dictionary and History of Cooking, Food, and Beverage Terms
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Dió Pálinka (Walnut Brandy)
Gyümölcslé Házilag (Home-Style Fresh Fruit Juice)
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Beverage served with milk, e.g., coffee au lait.
Bacteria
Bacteria causes food-borne illness and is present in many foods. Handling foods properly will greatly reduce the risk of illness.
Beverage-can stove
Portable stove
Pressure cooker
Rocket stove
Cooking is the act of preparing food for eating by the application of heat.
beverages, pie, juice/zest added to recipes
Persian Limes
dominant type found in the U.S.
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Beverage bottles returned to a retailer for recycling.
Bottom line (food industry term):
A term for a net profit, which is all money taken in (gross profit) minus all expenses.
A beverage utensil used to aerate and filter liquids, such as wine as it is poured into a decanter.
A beverage consisting of equal parts of hot milk and coffee
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Mead A beverage made by fermenting water, honey, and yeast (or hops) with flavorings. Mead dates back to Biblical times, and was a popular drink in early England.
Medallion A small, round cut of meat, usually pork, veal, or beef.
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A popular beverage brewed from ground coffee beans and water and containing very little caffeine.
A holiday beverage made of milk, eggs, sugar, and nutmeg. Often, rum or brandy are also added.
empanada
A Mexican or Spanish pastry, generally filled with meat and vegetables, though dessert empanadas can be filled with fruit.
alcoholic beverage brewed from malt and hops. Because of the hops, it is usually stronger and more bitter than beer. The color can vary from light to dark amber.
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Togwa: beverage made from fermented germinated sorghum.
Tseme or Nhembatemba: special pot used for storing Dovi (groundnut butter).
Tuwo: spicy okra sauce.
An American beverage of milk, water, sugar, and tea, served hot.
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Carbonated beverages - club soda, tonic water, cola, 7-Up or Sprite, ginger ale.
To slowly heat a beverage, such as cider, with spices and sugar.
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Mix up bewitching beverages with these tasty recipes for Halloween cocktails. Whether you're in the mood for Bloody-Rimmed Martinis or a ghoulishy-great margarita, these grown-up cocktails are perfect for Halloween entertaining.
Greek frappé is a beverage derived from freeze dried instant coffee that is consumed cold. It is very popular in Greece especially during summer but also found in other countries.
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Mull- To heat beverages such as red wine and cider with spices and sugar.
Panbroil- To cook uncovered, removing fat as it accumulates.
Panfry- To cook food in a small amount of hot fat.
Tuba Alcoholic beverage made from fermented palm juice.
Tuna The fruit of the nopal cactus.
Uchepos A tamal that is aspecialty of Michocán, made from fresh rather than dried corn.
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Buttermilk: A dairy beverage with a slightly sour flavor similar to that of yogurt. Traditionally, the liquid by-product of butter churning, now usually made by culturing skim milk.
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beer Any beverage made by the action of yeast on an infusion of malted cereal, brewed, flavored with hops, and fermented.
aperitivoAn alcoholic beverage often consumed before meals in Italy and thought to stimulate the appetite and promote digestion.
Green Tea An aromatic relaxing tea considered the most healthy and popular beverage among Japanese people.
It is used primarily to produce a tart (sour) taste and to complement fruit flavors in beverages, beverage powders, fruit-flavored drinks, jams and jellies, candy, and wine.
Technology historian Standage (The Turk, 2002, etc.) follows the flow of civilization as humanity guzzles a half-dozen prime beverages. First made by nature in prehistory was beer.
eau de fleur d'oranger, orange-flower water made with Bigaradier oranges of Provence; eau de vie, distilled alcoholic beverage made from fruit, such as poire William or Framboise)
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Wine is an alcoholic beverage made from the fermented juice of fruit, usually grapes. There are four broad categories: table wines, sparkling wines, fortified wines, and fruit wines.
It offers a taste that is 2000 times sweeter than that of sucrose and can be used in a wide variety of products including beverages, tabletop sweeteners, frozen desserts and baked goods.
Dry - A term used to describe a beverage that is not sweet.
Dry Aging - The process of placing carcasses or wholesale cuts of beef in refrigerated temperatures 30 to 34°F with no protective packaging for 14 days with 80 to 85 percent humidity ...
The beverage is mentioned in the very first song of the Poetic Edda, völuspá, as being drunk by the all-wise giant Mimir: dreccr miöĂ° Mímir morgin hverian 'Mimir each morning his mead drinks'.
In the mid-1980s, 60 percent of beverages consumed by an average Pole consisted of compote and other home-made concoctions. Today that number has dropped to 30 percent.
Many foods contain alcoholic beverages that are later incorporated into the food itself, rather than being consumed separately by drinking them. Such dishes include coq au vin, hunter style chicken, and boeuf bourguignon.
A beverage made of carbonated water, a flavored syrup, and one or more scoops of ice cream.
Ice milk
A sorbet to which a small amount of milk has been added. Lighter and icier than ice cream.
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Horchata - [Spanish] beverage made with rice or melon.
Horn of Plenty Mushroom - This is a wild mushroom with a hollow, funnel-shaped cap and is dark gray or black in color. Because of this, it also has the name etrumpet of deathe.
The main uses of honey are in cooking, baking, spreading on bread or toast, and adding to various beverages such as tea .
A Christmas beverage consisting of milk and ice cream, beaten eggs, sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg and liquor (we like brandy and rum).
SHERBET (the Turkish form of the Arabic sharbat, drink, sharbba, he drank, cf. "shrub," an English derivative), properly the name of an Oriental beverage, consisting of the juice of such fruits as the lemon, citron, &c.
The word sake is actually a general reference to alcoholic beverages, the word o-sake or the more precise nihonshu (literally meaning Japanese liquor) is used by the sake tsu (connoisseur) when referring to the full bodied rice wine.
The classic beverage at most other Rhode Island restaurants (Rhode Island is among the national leaders in coffee ice cream consumption, and supermarkets offer a locally produced coffee gelatin dessert mix.) It's actually the official state drink, ...
Sangría: Spanish beverage made with brandy, wine, Controy (or Triple Sec), fruit juice and fresh fruits.
Sangrita: A favorite accompaniment to tequila made from orange juice, grenadine, chile powder and frequently, ften tomato juice.
Au Lait - Describes a beverage, such as coffee, made or served with milk.
Au Naturel - In culinary French this term describes food prepared or cooked to resemble its natural state as much as possible, or in other words, food plainly done.
It is 2000 times sweeter than sucrose, and it can be used in tabletop sweeteners, baked goods, beverages and frozen deserts. Since it is only partly digested, it provides only 1.
It's also a good idea to pack two separate coolers: one with beverages and ice, and another with your meal. This way you can open and close the beverage cooler as much and as often as you like without warming the cold food.
Hilumur (Sudanese): This is a beverage usually drank during Ramadan. The beverage is made from corn flour and spices.
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Hiya Yako(Japan): Chilled Tafu with chopped scallion.
Cappuccino - an Italian beverage made from equal parts espresso, steamed milk and foamed milk, sometimes dusted with sweetened cocoa powder or cinnamon; usually served in a large cup.
CORDIAL - A liqueur, or sweet alcoholic beverage, most often consumed after dinner.
CORNFLOUR - A starch usually made from wheat. Used to thicken sauces etc. Also called cornstarch.
CORNMEAL - Ground corn used in polenta.
Beer is a typically bitter-tasting low alcoholic beverage made from malted cereal grain (usually barley) mixed with yeast for fermentation, and flavored with hops.
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Currently, sucralose is approved in over 25 countries around the world for use in food and beverages. In the US, the FDA has been petitioned to approve the use of sucralose in 15 different food and beverage categories.
Aperitif: A French term for a light alcoholic beverage served before a meal.
Assation: A French term for cooking foods in their own natural juices without adding extra liquids.
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