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361. Macaroon (macaroon)
:: Before going any further I wanted to make one thing clear French macarons are NOT equivalent to American macaroons represented by coconut macaroons
362. Compote (chompóid)
:: The cake was extremely dense and moist and yet refreshing thanks to kumquats with which I also made compote and served with the cake
363. Turkey (turcaí)
:: Vix went for a festive option escalopes of turkey stuffed with cranberry and lemon with sage
364. Turmeric (turmeric)
:: Half a teaspoon of turmeric powder with warm water helps to reduce pain and inflammation in Fibromyalgia
365. Veal (laofheoil)
:: Angela invites me to spend a day at the Connaught where I am allowed to gut partridges prep beef and veal fillets and trim girolles
366. Vegetable (glasraí)
:: Calissa sat upright in her bed slowly spooning warm vegetable soup into her mouth
367. Bay (Cuan)
:: She was thrilled with the bay geldings performance especially how easily he made the time
368. Brinjal (brinjal)
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369. Tomato (trátaí)
:: Alex turned sharply to look in their direction and Denise turned tomato red
370. Shallot (shallot)
:: Meanwhile peel and chop the onions or shallots and let them cook slowly in a heavybased pan with a couple of tablespoons of olive oil
371. Shandy (shandy)
:: By the time the Bristolian trip hoppers were announced as 1995 victors the ponytailed creative lynchpin had already had a few too many lager shandies and started ranting and raving at the assembled crowd
372. Teaspoon (Taespúnóg)
:: I couldnt eat and was drinking tea with three teaspoons of sugar to give me energy
373. Teatime (am tae)
:: I hope you enjoy looking back through the teatimes of your childhood
374. Aubergine (aubergine)
:: Cut the aubergine and courgettes into neat 15cm cubes or diamonds with skins on for the colour
375. Skewer (skewer)
:: Ironic and sharp Robinson is at her best when skewering with actual Calvinist history and ideas those most apt to dismiss and embody caricatured Calvinism
376. Flour (plúr)
:: When a landlord gives them alms usually wheat flour or grain a Basdeva sings a song in praise of the family
377. Zippy (zippy)
:: The result is newminted bright and zippy ready for a TV special which may well be coming
378. Mace (mace)
:: In a wide shallow pan melt the butter and then add the mace and cayenne pepper
379. Haggis (Haggis)
:: an enormous haggis was paraded through the hall
380. Parboil (parboil)
:: The neck of this clam is usually parboiled and skinned with the skins being reserved and ground for chowder
381. Meat (feoil)
:: They had bread fruits meat butter water milk and even some cake
382. Meatball (leithroidfeoile)
:: Christina followed her to a room with a table piled high with cold cuts meatballs and cheese
383. Meaty (meaty)
:: The same recipe can be used for a meaty version too by making tomato pasta sauce with mince and leaving the pumpkin out of the cottage cheese mix
384. Roll (rolla)
:: The booming roll of thunder shattered the tranquility of the forest
385. Turnip (tornapa)
:: Three healthy helpings of fresh mashed potatoes turnips carrots and green beans augmented by a some succulent gravy could tackle the eating powers of many an athlete
386. Clementine (Clementine)
:: The tangerines and clementines are still going down well
387. Counter (gcuntar)
:: One morning I went to the shop and a young girl served me at the counter
388. Curry (curaí)
:: He loves preparing and cooking fresh fish and one of his favourite dishes to prepare is lightly curried line fish in mango butter topped with a mango and macadamia nut pesto
389. Spam (spam)
:: These messages are like spam email messages but impossible to trace
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