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n NAM PLA (NAHM-PLAH) - Popular in Thailand, this is a salty, fermented fish sauce, made with anchovies, with an extremely strong odour. Also known as nuoc nam in Vietnam and shottsuru in Japan, it is used as a condiment. NAVY BEAN - also called Boston bean, Great Northern bean, pea bean, pearl haricot. NOPALES (NOH-PAH-LAYS) - Long popular in Mexico, these fleshy oval leaves are from the prickly pear cactus. They range in colour from pale to dark green and have a delicate, slightly tart green-bean flavour. Before use, the thorns must be removed with a vegetable peeler. The flesh is cut into small pieces or strips, simmered in water until tender and used in a variety of dishes, from scrambled eggs to salads. NORI (NOH-REE) - These paper-thin sheets of dried seaweed can range in colour from dark green to dark purple to black. They have a sweet ocean taste and are popular at Japanese meals or are used to make sushi. NUTELLA - A thick smooth paste made from chocolate and hazelnuts, made by the Ferrero company of Italy. Doesn't seem to be particularly easy/cheap to come by in much of the US, but in many countries it is inexpensive and common. Can be spread on plain biscuits (cookies), bread, toast, pancakes, or just eaten from the jar. There are other brands that produce a similar product, but Nutella seems to the best known. |
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