Category: B

  • Coloring butter

    Butter is often imbued with a tinge of pink or green, the former achieved by the inclusion of paprika or pulverized shellfish shells, while the latter by incorporating thoroughly mashed spinach leaves.  

  • Butter cake

    Cakes that differ from sponge, chiffon, and fruit cakes are commonly referred to by a generic term. These cakes are characterized by the inclusion of butter or a comparable shortening, as well as milk.  

  • Butter bean

    The lima bean, known for its variance in size and texture, can be categorized as either petite and lusciously meaty or sizable and pleasingly plump, but possessing a drier texture. It is noteworthy that the type referred to is contingent upon the local usage.  

  • Butt end of ham

    The uppermost and more substantial segment of the porcine hind limb, commonly referred to as the ham.  

  • Burnt sugar cake

    A confectionary dish that incorporates caramelized saccharides, akin to the depiction antecedently documented. Typically, it is prepared by assembling multiple baked sections on top of one another.  

  • Burnt sugar

    Caramelization, a cooking process that involves melting sugar at a gradual pace using an exposed flame until it adopts a rich brown hue. The resulting caramelized sugar has diverse applications, including but not limited to serving as a natural food colorant, as well as an agent for sweetening a variety of delectable treats like confectioneries,…

  • Burgundy

    Either a red or a white vintage; accurately, any of several varietals produced in the Burgundy province of France and christened after particular municipalities within that locality. Despite this, in common practice, “Burgundy” pertains to a full-bodied red wine, most appropriate for pairing with red meat or game. A subdued Burgundy is recommended to be…

  • Burgoo

    A savory and hearty dish, typically referred to as Kentucky burgoo, that consists of a thick and rich soup or stew made with a medley of meats, including pork, salt pork, veal, beef, lamb, and chicken, along with a diverse selection of up to nine different vegetables.  

  • Burbot

    The freshwater kinsman of the cod, hailing from northern lakes, is a delectable delicacy when cooked in the manner of either cod or haddock.  

  • Bunuelo

    A crispy and savory delicacy, consisting of a blend of rice, milk, grated cheese, and other ingredients, formed into a patty and then fried in boiling hot oil until it’s gorgeously puffed and exhibits a lustrous golden hue. This exquisite dish has garnered widespread popularity amongst the people of Nicaragua.