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pauk pan pyu

[Burmese]

Scarlet wisteria. Sesbania. A small tree which produces feathery leaves, pods and flowers. The flowers are used in curries.

Sesbania grandiflora

[Latin_names]

Burmese

[English]

paua

/ah-bah-LOH-nee/
[English] plural pauas

Abalone

papiyu

[Gujarati]

Papaya. There is great discussion about the difference between papaya and paw paw or papaw. Essentially, they are all the same thing. It just depends where you are. The size of a large avocado, it has soft-textured, fragrant, apricot-coloured flesh with small black seeds which must be stripped out. It is a great breakfast fruit. If you have an unripe papaya which you wish to ripen overnight, pierce it with a sharp knife several times. It should be cut lengthways as this facilitates the removal of the seeds.

jauk

[Serbo_Croatian]

Bluemouth. A type of rascasse from deep North American waters and the western Mediterranean. It has a blue flash on the gill covers and enormous eyes. It is an unsightly fish with good flavour and is used in bouillabaisse and other fish soups.

papau

[Gujarati]

Papaya. There is great discussion about the difference between papaya and paw paw or papaw. Essentially, they are all the same thing. It just depends where you are. The size of a large avocado, it has soft-textured, fragrant, apricot-coloured flesh with small black seeds which must be stripped out. It is a great breakfast fruit. If you have an unripe papaya which you wish to ripen overnight, pierce it with a sharp knife several times. It should be cut lengthways as this facilitates the removal of the seeds.

pandy

[English]

A name for champ. Mashed potatoes, dulse (a seaweed) and plenty of butter. This dish was traditionally pounded.

Caux

[French]

Caux is an area in Normandy.

chuk

[Korean]

Congee