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Lengua estofado (lit. "tongue stew" in Spanish),
sometimes known as
lengua estofada or
simply lengua, is a
Filipino dish
consisting of
braised beef tongue...
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carrots and sausages.
Lengua estofado Philippine adobo Media related to Pork
Estofado at
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Estofado (Spanish: [
estoˈfaðo]) is an
artistic technique that
imitates the
appearance of gold brocade. The term
comes from the
Italian "stoffa" (fabric)...
- from Spain.
There are also
various kinds of
stews known as
guisos or
estofados,
arroces (rice
dishes such as paella), and
fabada (Asturian bean stew)...
- with
squash seed), mole rosa (pink mole), mole
blanco (white mole), mole
estofado, tezmole, clemole, mole de olla, chimole,
guacamole (mole with avocado)...
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commonly served during the
Christmas season.
Chicken and
mushroom pie
Lengua estofado Afritada Mechado List of
stews List of pies,
tarts and
flans Manalo, Lalaine...
- ingredients. Beef
kaldereta Kalderetang Bulalo Menudo (stew)
Mechado Lengua estofado Scouse (food) List of goat
dishes List of
stews Dagoon,
Jesse D; Dagoon...
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dishes and
cooking techniques:
Humba Pata tim
Paksiw Kinilaw Dinuguan Estofado Ayam
kecap -
similarly styled dish from
Indonesia and
Malaysia Semur (Indonesian...
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Lengua (Spanish for 'tongue') may
refer to: Beef tongue, a dish
Lengua estofado, a dish made from beef
tongue from the
Philippines The
Enxet previously...
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oysters and shrimp,
similar to
paila marina but with more vegetables.
Estofado de cordero: Lamb stew.
Ensalada chilena nortina:
Onions and
tomatoes prepared...
