Amuse Bouche
to add more flavour and moisture to food
A savory food is one that is not sweet, such as deserts.
its food you can have again
That depends which country you live in, hors d'oeuvre is a French term for food served before the main course, it can be a single appetiser or a selection of appetisers, they are usually eaten with the fingers and not meant to fill you up, just stimulate the appetite before the main meal is served.
Kim chi is a favorite food among all types of Asian cultures. It is a condiment of fermented cabbage that pairs well when served with anything savory/salty. It helps in digestion.
They're a type of food served as an appetiser... a dish made of bull, pig or sheep testicles. They're usually deep-fried after being peeled, coated in flour, pepper and salt.
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They ate warm savory bread served with a side of barley or rice.They also ate:fish,pigs,sheep and water buffalo.They herded Zebras for milk.
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Usually savory food.
Hors d'oeuvre is a small bit of appetising food, savoury and not sweet, served before the main dish of the meal. Spicy meat, fish, cheese or creamed food served on crackers or small pieces of toast
how is food served