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Pralin
A sugary mixture, comprising diced almonds, commonly employed in the production of sweet confections.
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Powdered sugar
An exceedingly minute-grained white sugar, occasionally marked as XXX to differentiate it from the still more delicate confectioner’s sugar, denoted as XXXX, though often utilized interchangeably.
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Powdered milk
Either intact or skimmed milk, that has undergone a process of desiccation and pulverization, resulting in a powdery substance.
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Pousse-Cafe
A postprandial libation concocted by gently pouring a medley of liqueurs – commencing with the heftiest and concluding with the most ethereal – into a diminutive, elongated receptacle, resulting in discrete strata of contrasting hues. A particular formula entails the use of grenadine, yellow Chartreuse, Creme de Yvette, Creme de Menthe, green Chartreuse, and brandy.…
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Pound sweet apple
An autumnal sort, which lends itself well to baking preparations.
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Pound cake
A loaf-shaped cake, composed of intact eggs and nearly equivalent proportions of granulated sugar and flour. Possessing a firm, yellow-hued structure and a delicately smooth grain, its appellation is purportedly rooted in the reality that the constituents were originally quantified by weight. Delight in the simple elegance of a classic unfrosted cake, aptly named pound…
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Poulette sauce
A dense velouté sauce, enlivened with the tangy zest of lemon juice.
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Pouchong tea
A variety of oolong tea imbued with a fragrance of gardenia and jasmine, the premium specimens of which originate from Formosa.
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Potted
An attributive descriptor denoting an array of culinary arrangements, encompassing victuals stewed within a profound receptacle, in which case the terminology is employed interchangeably with “jugged”; or those dispensed or presented in a diminutive vessel or crock, such as a ramekin or terracotta dish, customarily featuring minced flesh or a curdled dairy delicacy.
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Pot pie
A pot pie is a savory pie that typically contains meat or poultry, along with vegetables and potatoes. The pie is baked in an uncovered casserole dish and is topped with a single or double crust made of pastry or biscuit dough.
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