Bonbon - a sweet made of or dipped into fondant.
Borscht - soup containing beets and other vegetables; it is usually made with a meat stock base.
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bonbons: small sugar confectionery
bouchées: A small puff pastry case: (a mouthful)
Bordelaise: Red wine sauce with bacon lardons and baby onions
bouillé to boil ...
Bonbon - a sweet made of or dipped into fondant.
Boston Baked Beans - American bean dish often made in a crock. These are small white beans (navy beans) cooked with salt pork and s sweetener such as molasses, maple syrup or brown sugar.
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Buttered brandy with cider cream
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Bonbons(French): Sweets
Boniato: White vegetable similar to a sweet potato or yam
Boquerónes (Spanish, Spain): Small white fish fillets in oil ...
Bonbon (bohn-bohn)
1. A small piece of candy, usually chocolate-coated fondant.
2. French for any bite-sized candy, confection or sweetmeat.
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bonbon (Fr.) Candy, sweet.
Boniatos: A tuber that looks like a sweet potato, but larger and sweeter.
bonito A small member of the tuna family; often used in Japanese cooking dried, salted, or flaked.
It is more standard to see bonbon instead of 'bon bon.' Even though bonbon is a registered name belonging to the Hershey Company, ...
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These bonbons consist of the evaporated juice of licorice, plus some optional flavourings, e.g., lemon or more traditionally salmiac (sal ammoniac, ammonium chloride), but usually no sugar.
Carambar is a chewy caramel bonbon from France.
History
In 1954, Mr.
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Who doesn't love chocolate fudge? Fudge makes a delicious dessert that impresses with both simplicity and sophistication. The best part about chocolate fudge is that it's really easy to make.
These are not the elegant dipped-chocolate bonbons produced by high-end confectioners; they’re just balls of chocolate cream rolled in cocoa powder, which makes them look lumpy and dirty, rather like their fungi namesake.
Bonbon A sweet confection; something that is sweet. A French word translating as 'good-good'
Bon Ton A French term meaning of good taste or style; literaly translates as 'good tone'.
Bonne A dated term for a female waitress.
Bonbon (Fr.): candy or sweet.
Bon-chrétien (Fr.): good Christian; a variety of pear, also known as poire William's.
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