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Topic Food:: PAGE #12
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331. Lychee (lychee)
:: All I remember being fed there is lychees and monkeybananas and cool slices of pawpaw
332. Tea (tè)
:: Anyhoo I spent an actionpacked Monday in Brighton asleep on Lisas bed before meeting her from work and allowing her to cook my tea
333. Tureen (zuppiera)
:: Spoon some shellfish meat and vegetables into six small soup tureens and cover with some of the bisque
334. Ragout (ragù)
:: The life blood of Petres rustic cooking is honest soups seasonal ragouts and stews and handmade pastry passed down matrilineally through the generations
335. Nectarine (Nettarina)
:: Apricots nectarines and peaches for instance will not survive winters in regions where minimum temperatures regularly drop below 15 F
336. Batter (pastella)
:: He was a first baseman and a lefthanded batter and I admired the way he played
337. Florentine (fiorentino)
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338. Sundae (coppa di gelato guarnita)
:: She tries eating salads but she longs for pizza fried chicken and ice cream sundaes especially the ones with caramel sauce from McDonalds
339. Lemon (Limone)
:: The Marigold erecta in orange lemon golden yellow and a rare white is a good potted plant
340. Lemonade (limonata)
:: He clunked the lemonades on the coffee table sat down next to her
341. Fruit (frutta)
:: It was their just reward last week to see the fruits of their labour come to fruition and be recognised
342. Fry (friggere)
:: Bush has passed a fair proportion of his setting new records for the number of felons you can fry in a single year
343. Fudge (caramella fondente)
:: As well as stocking a range of handmade Belgian chocolates the shop also sells fudge sugarfree sweets tobacco and cigars
344. Calvados (Calvados)
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345. Mayonnaise (Maionese)
:: The smell and even the sight of it make me queasy as do the other major American condiments mustard and mayonnaise
346. Meal (pasto)
:: That dedication allows AGP to be a lowcost supplier to industry users of soybean oil and meal
347. Ketchup (ketchup)
:: Real chips are thick cut fried in animal fat and dressed not with catsup but with vinegar
348. Go (partire)
:: I received another email from JoAnn She said the project is a go
349. Steakhouse (steakhouse)
:: Its a tradition as tired as Sparkss dcor that steakhouses subliminally punish people who order anything but red meat
350. Steam (vapore)
:: the last years of steam
351. Steamer (piroscafo)
:: Until the 1880s the company stuck with sailing ships but then moved slowly into steamers
352. Rock (roccia)
:: If an animal threatened to get out of place a hiss or a shout or a wellaimed rock would turn it back where it belonged but such measures were not often necessary
353. Sourdough (lievito)
:: Eielson located in the middle of the state in a flat expanse of land surrounded by mountains offers a lot of extremes that can make life a bit trying at times even for sourdoughs whove lived there for decades
354. Souvlaki (souvlaki)
:: It was a great party the champagne flowed the souvlakis sizzled and the fireworks display was well spectacular to say the least
355. Pheasant (fagiano)
:: You wonder how those ringnecked pheasants got from China all the way to South Dakota
356. Relish (assaporare)
:: In fact while were at it wed relish the idea of governments hiking prices another 20 cents a litre say and pumping the resulting revenue directly into public transit
357. Sour (aspro)
:: Its like sniffing sour milk to see if its gone off you just have to keep going back to make sure
358. Dumpling (gnocco)
:: A place to restore body and soul over huge steaming bowls of noodles swimming in broth and shiny black bento boxes of sushi dumplings and tempura washed down with reviving miso soup
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