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• f: Meaning of f in the phrase FOOD CITY WEEKLY AD FOR HAZARD KY means: Fish Sauce: A condiment made from fermented anchovies, salt and water. Common in Cambodian, Vietnamese and Thai cooking. The Cambodian version nam pla, is considered the finest, and has the richest flavor. The Vietnamese variety, nuoc mam, most widely available, is milder. The different varieties are interchangeable. Available in Oriental, Asian and some supermarkets.
• o: Meaning of o in the phrase FOOD CITY WEEKLY AD FOR HAZARD KY means: Organic Food: Food grown without the use of any chemicals, including synthetic fertilizers, pesticides or fungicides. No artificial coloring or flavoring or other additives can be used in processing foods labeled organic. Specifics vary from state to state.
• o: Meaning of o in the phrase FOOD CITY WEEKLY AD FOR HAZARD KY means: Oyster: Four major species in the United States are: Atlantic, found along the East and Gulf coasts; the European, a flat-shelled, round oyster of the Northwest and Maine; the Olympia, the half-dollar-sized oyster grown in the Northwest; and the fruit-flavored Pacific oyster, known for its wildly scalloped shell.
• d: Meaning of d in the phrase FOOD CITY WEEKLY AD FOR HAZARD KY means: Deer meat, also called venison, is the edible portions of a deer. This includes internal organs, which can also be eaten. This meat is rich and earthy with a smoother and firmer texture than beef. It is often cooked with sage, acorns, and other herbs to create a savory and festive meal.
• c: Meaning of c in the phrase FOOD CITY WEEKLY AD FOR HAZARD KY 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.
• i: Meaning of i in the phrase FOOD CITY WEEKLY AD FOR HAZARD KY means: Icee is a brand name for a frozen carbonated beverage. This sweet drink comes in a variety of flavors: cherry, mango, blue raspberry, coke, and more. The combination of carbonation and sweet flavoring gives Icee a unique taste and texture compared to other frozen fruit beverages.
• t: Meaning of t in the phrase FOOD CITY WEEKLY AD FOR HAZARD KY means: Tangerine: A small orange citrus fruit. What the United States calls tangerines are called mandarins elsewhere in the world. They are loose-skinned oranges. The best is the clementine: the small, flattened, seedless fruit that is easier to peel, has less pith, and is sweeter than all other tangerines.
• y: Meaning of y in the phrase FOOD CITY WEEKLY AD FOR HAZARD KY 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. 
• w: Meaning of w in the phrase FOOD CITY WEEKLY AD FOR HAZARD KY means: Water chestnut: The tuber of a water plant known as the Chinese sedge, which has a crisp, nutty texture. Found sometimes fresh in Asian markets, canned water chestnuts are readily available in most supermarkets.
• e: Meaning of e in the phrase FOOD CITY WEEKLY AD FOR HAZARD KY means: Enchiladas involve filling corn tortillas with fillings and covering them in a savory sauce. This Mexican dish can be filled with different meats, seafood, beans, cheese, potatoes, vegetables, or any combination of ingredients. The filled and topped enchiladas are typically baked before serving.