Baingan bhurta, sometimes spelled baingan bharta, is kind of like an Indian version of the Middle East's baba ghanoush. Eggplant is roasted and then mixed with tomatoes and spices.
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Baingan Bhurta
Baho
(Nicaraguan beef, plantains and yuca steamed in banana leaves)
Baho, or vaho, is one of the cornerstones of Nicaraguan cuisine. Beef, plantains and yuca (cassava) are wrapped in banana leaves and steamed over water in a large pot.
Baharat
(Middle Eastern spice blend)
Baharat is a flavorful spice blend used to season dishes throughout a crescent-shaped region of the Middle East stretching from Lebanon through Iraq and on to the Yemeni coast.
Baechu Kimchi
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Baba Ghanoush
(Middle Eastern roasted eggplant dip)
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Bärkräm
(Swedish berry cream dessert)
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Bánh Mì
(Vietnamese baguette sandwich)
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Nyama Choma
(Kenyan grilled meat)
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(Vietnamese caramel sauce)
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