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• b: Meaning of b in the phrase BETTYE CONROY FOOD means: Baby Lima Beans: There are two common varieties of lima beans: the Fordhook and the baby (also called sieva). The pale green bodies of both varieties have a slight kidney-shaped curve. The Fordhook is larger and plumper than the baby lima.
• e: Meaning of e in the phrase BETTYE CONROY FOOD means: Eels are a long type of fish without fins. These sea creatures produce a meat that is soft yet tender, without a strong fishy aftertaste. While some feel that it is bland, it is a common ingredient in Korean dishes.
• t: Meaning of t in the phrase BETTYE CONROY FOOD means: Tea Ball, Tea Infuser: A small, perforated ball, usually made of stainless steel, that holds loose tea. Tea is placed inside through a hinged opening and the ball is put in a cup or teapot to brew when boiling water is added.
• t: Meaning of t in the phrase BETTYE CONROY FOOD means: Tagine: A Moroccan dish named after the cooking utensil in which it has been cooked. These stews may contain poultry, fish, meat, or vegetables and are highly spiced with sweet overtones common in North African cuisine.
• y: Meaning of y in the phrase BETTYE CONROY FOOD means: Yellowfin tuna is a species of tuna that is often marketed as ahi. It is closely related to bigeye tuna. Yellowfin tuna has a mild, meaty flavor that is similar to swordfish. It can be served raw as sashimi and in certain varieties of sushi. When cooked, the meat breaks into large flakes of grayish-tan or brown flesh. 
• e: Meaning of e in the phrase BETTYE CONROY FOOD means: Egg drop soup is a Chinese soup that combines beaten eggs in chicken broth. Additional ingredients include combinations of black or white peppers, finely chopped scallions, and tofu. When the eggs are added, they become light and wispy.
• c: Meaning of c in the phrase BETTYE CONROY FOOD means: Calabaza: [Spanish] pumpkin. This pumpkin-like winter squash, usually sold in slices or hunks in markets catering to Central and South Americans. Also known as West Indian pumpkin, calabaza is quite frequently better than pumpkin when cooked in the same way.
• o: Meaning of o in the phrase BETTYE CONROY FOOD means: Oats: A grain that is toasted, hulled, cleaned, and cooked whole (groats), or the groats are steamed, steel-cut, or flattened (rolled). Rolled oats, or old-fashioned oats, may be cut further making them quick-cooking. They may be used interchangeably in baking and are whole grain. Instant oats may not be used interchangeably in baking due to finer cutting and further cooking of the starch.
• n: Meaning of n in the phrase BETTYE CONROY FOOD means: Navel oranges are one of the most commonly cultivated oranges. These oranges grow in pairs, with a second fruit on the opposite side of its stem. This fruit remains small and underdeveloped and looks like a human navel, giving this orange its name. Navel oranges are seedless, peel easily, and have a sweet flavor.
• r: Meaning of r in the phrase BETTYE CONROY FOOD means: Ras el Hanout: This is a powdered spice mixture, used in Arabic and north African cooking, with a sweet and pungent flavor. See the definition under charmoula for a description of the ingredients and its applications.