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Topic Food:: PAGE #19
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541. Bacon (ਬੇਕਨ)
:: We would much rather our players had beans on toast than bacon and sausage and that sort of thing
542. Book (ਕਿਤਾਬ)
:: give me a ring Im in the book
543. Carbohydrate (ਕਾਰਬੋਹਾਈਡਰੇਟ)
:: Use food labels to keep track of the grams of fat protein and carbohydrates in each food
544. Cardamom (ਇਲਾਇਚੀ)
:: Cardamom productivity doubled from the 5 to the 15yearold stand and then decreased with plantation age to reach a minimum in the 40yearold stand
545. Chervil (chervil)
:: No one I know has streams of sunshine constantly flooding their kitchen through leaded windows alighting on creamware jugs filled with marjoram and chervil
546. Cocoa (ਕੋਕੋ)
:: mug of cocoa
547. Dewberry (dewberry)
:: I could softly talk into the microphone and record the type of clouds billowing above the look of the dew on the grass the hawk gliding overhead the ripe dewberries at my feet
548. Dough (ਆਟੇ)
:: Do not microwave as they will become damp thawing at room temperature makes the outside mushy and the insides doughy
549. Fig (ਅੰਜੀਰ)
:: A squirrel completely normalsized made his way over from the fig tree to the other big shade tree just a few feet in front of me
550. Garlic (ਲਸਣ)
:: Then I squeezed a couple of limes into the garlic butter and threw in a couple of pinches of cayenne pepper
551. Gravy (ਗੇਵੀ)
:: Serve with the usual trimmings bread sauce gravy game chips and watercress salad
552. Ladle (ਕੜਛੀ)
:: For example it is difficult to think of a more Scottish dish than haggis but this was served with a generous ladle of Drambuie sauce
553. Liquor (ਸ਼ਰਾਬ)
:: I dont know why Im still here I muttered drinking another malt liquor
554. Liquorice (liquorice)
:: An occasional treat rarely causes people any trouble but those who eat black licorice regularly can experience hormone imbalance and potassium loss
555. Mango (ਆਮ)
:: Unlike mangoes and other tropical fruits a diverse community of fig trees provides food year round
556. Moussaka (moussaka)
:: Finish by sprinkling the extra grated cheese on top of the moussaka then bake at about 160C for about 3045 minutes until the topping is nicely golden brown
557. Oven (ਓਵਨ)
:: With due speed German industrialists were required to design and produce ovens and gas chambers that would enable the mass murders to be carried out quickly and cleanly without involving German personnel too much
558. Ovenware (ovenware)
:: There he was dazzled by stores filled with beautiful heavy copper pots and pans whiteporcelain ovenware baking dishes and casseroles of all different shapes and sizes he says
559. Patron (ਸਰਪ੍ਰਸਤ)
:: These achievements should be shared with our sponsors patrons and supporters
560. Patronage (ਸਰਪ੍ਰਸਤੀ)
:: the arts could no longer depend on private patronage
561. Patronize (patronize)
:: Is my sympathy condescending and patronizing
562. Poultry (ਪੋਲਟਰੀ)
:: If poultry are secured and lambing is done indoors that would remove a food source for the foxes
563. Restaurant (ਭੋਜਨਾਲਾ)
:: The few local shops and restaurants catering to summer visitors are closed for the season
564. Rum (ਰਮ)
:: The stunning gallery hosts over 450 single malts rums and cognacs
565. Strainer (ਸਟਰੇਨਰ)
:: Leaf strainers and wire mesh dont always work
566. Swede (Swede)
:: Steve Habgood was selling parsnips artichokes potatoes and swedes grown at Purton House Organic Farm
567. Wine (ਸ਼ਰਾਬ)
:: One brew still popular in many parts of China is made of fruit bits suspended in rice wine
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