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..., instead of with oil. Seasonings vary from recipe to recipe, including [[vinegar]] or white wine, tarragon, [[salt]], [[black pepper]], [[bay leaf]], [[thym

...coated with a sweet sauce made from soy sauce, pureed tomatoes, sugar, and vinegar. Various fruits and vegetables are added in the western variation of this d

...400~1500s), kimchi contained various seasonings, including ginger, garlic, vinegar, [[mandarin]] peel, [[madder]], and [[fennel]].<ref name="natekimchi">[http

...245px|The 12 finished ravioli, with a little sauce around them, and sherry vinegar, olive oil, and Parmesan cheese to sprinkle on them}}

...245px|The 12 finished ravioli, with a little sauce around them, and sherry vinegar, olive oil, and Parmesan cheese to sprinkle on them}}

...was scheduled to lead the invasion of Japan when the war suddenly ended. "Vinegar Joe" was notoriously difficult to work with, especially in a role in China ...25 online]</ref> His unsparing and acid critiques earned him the nickname "Vinegar Joe."

...e commonly [[emulsification|emulsified]] with water-based fluids such as [[vinegar]] or [[lemon]] juice to make [[mayonnaise]]s. In this the fatty content of ...ar]]s when cooked or made more [[acid]]ic, such as with [[lemon juice]] or vinegar. Simple sugars can form [[syrup]]s. If sugars are heated so that all water

...egenerate NAD+ in the absence of oxygen. Bacteria generally produce acids. Vinegar ([[acetic acid]]) is the direct result of bacterial metabolism (Bacteria ne

...day, in addition to normal rations, while others continued on [[cider]], [[vinegar]] or seawater, along with their normal rations. In the [[history of science

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...2000), 314pp; scholarly history[http://www.questia.com/read/82055748?title=Vinegar%20Joe%27s%20War%3a%20Stilwell%27s%20Campaigns%20for%20Burma online edition]

* Worldwide: [[alcohol]], [[wine]], [[vinegar]], [[olives]], [[yogurt]], [[bread]]

...''oxygen'' meaning ''generator of acidity''. (The old-Greek word for wine vinegar being oxys&mdash;όξύς, from the Greek word for sharp, also όξύς). L

...tion of glucose in water, an alloy of copper and tin, a mixture of oil and vinegar).

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* 1787. Demachy's Art of manufacturing vinegar. With Annotations by Struve. Leipsic. Crusius.

...ad|Ledo Road]] that allowed supplies to be trucked into China from India. "Vinegar Joe" Stilwell was a fighting soldier but a poor diplomat, and Chiang finall

...breakfast foods such as crepes, pancakes, hot and cold sandwiches, salads, vinegar's and salsas, garnishes, fruits and vegetables. Students learn about menu d

...]] foods such as [[cheese]], [[pickle]]s, [[soy sauce]], [[sauerkraut]], [[vinegar]], [[wine]], and [[yogurt]]. Using [[biotechnology]] techniques, bacteria c

...roorganisms are reduced by preservation methods (such as the addition of [[vinegar]]), clean utensils used in preparation, short storage periods or by cool te