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Armenian cucumber

/ahr-MEE-nyan KEW-kum-buh/
[English] plural Armenian cucumbers

A coiled cucumber with dark green skin and pale green flesh which has a sweet flavour and edible seeds. It grows to more than 30 cm (1 ft long). It is slightly ridged and the skin can be eaten.

Armenian string cheese

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Mild white cheese used both as a table cheese and for cooking.

Armenian wax pepper chile

/ahr-MEE-nyan wax PEH-puh CHI-lee/
[English] plural Armenian wax pepper chiles

A long, shiny, yellow chilli with a mild, sweet flavour. It has a waxy skin. It can be used fresh or pickled.

armoured bullhead

[English] plural armoured bullheads

The armoured bullhead is a rockpool of fish of northern waters of Europe. A small fish which is not really edible.

arm pot-roast

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Beef cut. The chuck or shoulder quarter is large and can yield a number of different cuts, of which this is one. Also available are inside chuck roll, chuck tender, blade pot roast or boneless shoulder steak, chuck short ribs and Boston cut. These are less tender cuts than the prime loin and rib cuts but are nevertheless particularly tasty when cooked well. A moist heat is required, which makes all these cuts suitable for braising and pot roasting, as well as casseroling.

arm steak

[English] plural arm steaks

Beef cut. The chuck or shoulder quarter is large and can yield a number of different cuts, of which this is one. Also available are inside chuck roll, chuck tender, blade pot roast or boneless shoulder steak, chuck short ribs and arm pot roast. These are less tender cuts than the prime loin and rib cuts but are nevertheless particularly tasty when cooked well. A moist heat is required, which makes all these cuts suitable for braising and pot roasting, as well as casseroling.

Arno in Tuscany

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aroma

/ah-ROH-mah/
[English] plural aromas

Aroma or perfume. Fragrance. In France this expression applies to younger wines. A mature wine has a bouquet, more complex than an aroma. May also mean flavour.

aromatic

/a-rom-AT-ik/
[English] plural aromatics

This describes any aromatic - any fragrant plant used as a condiment or additive. In themselves aromatics may have little or no nutritional content, their contribution being only that of fragrance. This does not include spices, that are added to a dish for their pungency and taste.

aromatic rice

/a-rom-AT-ik righ-ss/
[English]

Rice with a natural aroma similar to that of roasted popcorn or nuts. Examples are Basmati, Jasmine, Thai rice and so on.