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Significados de smoked ham em inglês

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Uso de smoked ham em inglês
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We also use smoked cheese and smoked ham to enhance the grill flavors.
Mastering the grill: the owner's manual for outdoor cooking
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Add pearl barley to a smoked ham and vegetable broth.
The Guardian
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The rose beetle larvae were vaguely reminiscent of smoked ham.
The Guardian
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So do I, Mr. Mason, and now will you take these crackers and smoked ham?
The Rock of Chickamauga: A Story of the Western Crisis
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First was the soup; fish roasted and boiled; meats, gammon ( smoked ham), fowls, etc.
Woman's Life in Colonial Days
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The elephant in question is the Richardson's smoked ham hocks that Veronica insists resemble elephant's feet.
The Guardian
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The friendliest thing I have seen to-day is the well- smoked ham suspended, from my kitchen rafters.
Auld Licht Idyls
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He then placed the pickled herring, smoked ham, sausages, vegetables, and cake box in the fridge.
Consent to kill: a thriller
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It's made with fresh pasta, smoked ham and roasted mushrooms in a cream sauce with percorino cheese.
The South African
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We used cooked ham for most of the recipes in this chapter, but we also tried smoked ham.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
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This version is beaten until thin and then stuffed with Gruyère cheese and thin slices of smoked ham.
The Irish Times
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He went downstairs into the common room and supped off a smoked ham and a bottle of execrable wine.
Clementina
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Perhaps a little ducking may be a good tonic, and make us enjoy that fine home- smoked ham you grabbed.
Motor Boat Boys Mississippi Cruise; or, The Dash for Dixie
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A hunk of smoked ham.
The viking takes a knight
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I have a smoked ham and some very fair wine!...
The Unknown Masterpiece / 1845
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Photograph: Pal Hansen Waitrose Good to Go smoked ham and cheese £2 A simple and tasty ham and cheese sandwich.
The Guardian
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