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  • '''Arabian Millet''' is a type of [[millet]] that is commonly grown in the [[Arabian Peninsula]]. It is a staple food The cultivation of Arabian Millet dates back to ancient times. It is believed to have been one of the first c
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  • ...[[millet]]. The grains are ground into a flour, mixed with water, and then cooked over a fire until it reaches a thick, sticky consistency. ...e flour is then mixed with water to form a thick paste. This paste is then cooked over a fire, often in a traditional [[potjie]], until it reaches the desire
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  • ...public in [[Russia]]. It is a type of [[pancake]] or [[crepe]] made from [[millet]] flour and is often served with [[honey]], [[butter]], or [[sour cream]]. The history of Lepsi dates back to ancient times when millet was one of the main crops grown in the Caucasus region. The dish was tradit
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  • ...ts of the world. These crops, which include rice, wheat, corn, barley, and millet, have played a crucial role in providing sustenance and nutrition to human ...ntries like China, India, and Japan. Rice is a versatile grain that can be cooked in various ways and is a significant component of many traditional dishes.
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  • ...the fermentation of [[millet]] seeds. The millet is thoroughly cleaned and cooked before being mixed with [[mould]] (marcha in Nepali) which aids in the ferm To serve Tongba, the fermented millet is placed in a container, traditionally a wooden or bamboo vessel known as
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  • ...Millet]] Popo''': In parts of Africa, Popo is a millet-based beverage. The millet is fermented to create a sour, tangy drink that is often consumed as a refr ...'': In some Asian cultures, Popo refers to a sweet rice drink. The rice is cooked until it is very soft, then mixed with sugar and water to create a sweet, c
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  • ...parts of the world, particularly in Asia, Europe, and North America. Proso millet is recognized for its short growing season and ability to thrive in arid co Proso millet is an annual plant that can grow up to 1 meter in height. Its stems are sle
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  • .... The fillings can be diverse, but the most common one is mashed potato or millet porridge. ...ed bread. The other half is then folded over the filling, and the bread is cooked again until it turns golden brown.
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  • ...rginal lands where rice and other crops will not grow well. The grains are cooked in water, like rice, or boiled with milk and sugar. Sometimes it is ferment
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  • ...It is a type of [[porridge]] made from ragi flour, also known as [[finger millet]] flour. The dish is often consumed for breakfast and is known for its high The main ingredient in Mandia peja is ragi flour. Ragi, or finger millet, is a grain that is rich in protein, fiber, and minerals. It is often used
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  • ...rber influences of the region. Traditionally, it features ingredients like millet, rice, and camel meat. Keto Mauritanian foods offer keto-friendly alternati ...]: While traditional Mauritanian dishes use millets like sorghum and pearl millet, keto versions substitute them with low-carb grains like cauliflower.
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  • ...Made primarily from [[pearl millet]] (known locally as kambu) or [[finger millet]] (ragi), koozh is valued both for its nutritional content and its ease of ...d adds a slight tanginess to the flavor. After fermentation, the batter is cooked with additional water until it thickens into a porridge-like consistency. S
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  • ...s of [[India]]. It is often made of [[sorghum]], [[wheat]], [[rice]], or [[millet]] flour in different regions. Bhakari is a staple food in states like [[Mah ...until they become crispy and slightly browned. In some regions, Bhakari is cooked directly over the flames, giving it a unique smoky flavor.
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  • ...ly made from [[peanuts]]. It is often served with [[rice]], [[fufu]], or [[millet]]. ...de [[meat]], [[fish]], [[vegetables]], and [[spices]]. The ingredients are cooked together in a pot until they form a thick, flavorful stew.
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  • '''Peg Bread''' is a type of [[bread]] that is traditionally cooked on a peg or stick over an open fire. This method of bread making has been u ...dough left to sit would eventually rise, and this leavened dough could be cooked on a hot stone or a stick to produce bread. This method of bread making was
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  • ...the introduction of maize in Europe in the 16th century, cornmeal replaced millet and Mămăligă became a staple food in Romanian cuisine. ...while stirring continuously to prevent lumps from forming. The mixture is cooked until it thickens and starts to detach from the pot. The dish is traditiona
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  • * '''[[Madua]]''': A type of roti or flatbread made from finger millet. * '''[[Bhatt ki Churkani]]''': A black soybean dish cooked with a variety of spices.
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  • ..., oiled pan and spread thinly to cook, similar to a pancake or crepe. Once cooked, it is often served with a sauce or stew, which can be made from vegetables Millet, the main ingredient of Totché, is highly nutritious. It is a good source
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  • ...dishes that are often based on staple foods such as [[rice]], [[maize]], [[millet]], and [[cassava]]. The cuisine also includes a wide range of fruits, veget ...[[rice]], which is a staple food in the country, and [[fonio]], a type of millet that is native to West Africa. Other common ingredients include [[cassava]]
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  • ...xed with water to form a dough. The dough is then spread on a flat pan and cooked until it turns golden brown. It is typically served with [[chutney]] or [[p ...s, 'Sajje Rotti' made with pearl millet, and 'Ragi Rotti' made with finger millet.
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