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Currywurst
€18.00Here is an interpretation of Herta Charlotte Heuwer's iconic Currywurst recipe, which is simple yet flavorful. While there is no official recipe, this version captures the.
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Beid Hamine Eggs
€18.00ביצי ביד המין: מסורת קולינרית ספרדית
ביצי ביד המין הן מאכל מסורתי ומיוחד במטבח היהודי הספרדי, מנה מנחמת ומריחה, שמתבשלת לאט כדי
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Harira "Hamda belboula"
€18.00Harira "Hamda belboula"
Harira "Hamda belboula" is a delicious variation of harira, often prepared for Ramadan.
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Baeckaoffe Alsacien
€18.00The Authentic Alsatian Baeckaoffe Recipe
Baeckaoffe is a traditional Alsatian dish, full of rich flavors, made with marinated meats, potatoes, and.
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Escaoudoun Landais with Black Pork from Gascony
€18.00Escaoudoun Landais with Black Pork from Gascony
Escaoudoun landais is a traditional dish from the Southwest of France, typically prepared with black pork from Gascony..
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Gulai Sapi - Indonesian Beef Curry
€18.00In Indonesian, the word "Gulai" refers to a dish with sauce or curry, typically made with meat, fish, or vegetables, cooked in a fragrant broth of.
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Tom Kha Kai (Thai Chicken Coconut Soup)
€18.00ต้มข่าไก่เป็นซุปไทยแบบดั้งเดิม มักเสิร์ฟเป็นอาหารเรียกน้ำย่อย
Tom Kha Kai is a traditional Thai soup, often served as an appetizer. The name Tom Kha Kai literally means.
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Tom Yum Goong – Thai Shrimp Soup
€18.00Tom Yum Goong is a traditional Thai soup originating from the central region of Thailand. Its name comes from "Tom" (which means to boil), "Yum" (which means.
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