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brazil by the bay menu - san diego, ca restaurant brazil by the bay menu about search search menu brazil by the bay american, brazilian kurtz st, san diego, ca menu about search search menu popular menu items menu powered by grubhub feijoada - national dish of brazil dish made with black beans, types
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filipino food aficionado: july filipino food aficionado a site for all filipino food lovers around the world. wednesday, july , paksiw na bangus (milkfish stewed in vinegar) paksiw is a method of cooking that requires meat and/or vegetables to cook slowly in vinegar that is seasoned with onion, peppercorns
, ginger and peppers. tuna, salmon, striper, mackerel, catfish, milkfish, tilapia, ponyfish, threadfin brim and anchovy can be used to cook this dish. the use of milkfish is a little challenging because of the tiny bones embedded in the fish meat. anchovies are usually wrapped in banana leaves. paksiw...
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