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remain in
individual chunks when
minced.
Flavoring ingredients such as garlic, ginger, and
fresh herbs may be
minced in this way to
distribute flavor...
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English language,
nearly all
profanities have
minced variants.
Common methods of
forming a
minced oath are
rhyme and alliteration. Thus the word bloody...
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early mince pie was
known by
several names,
including "mutton pie", "shrid pie" and "Christmas pie". Typically, its
ingredients were a
mixture of
minced meat...
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Ground meat, also
known as
mince, meat that has been
minced Ground beef, also
known as beef
mince,
ground meat made from beef
Mince (dish), a dish consisting...
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Ground beef,
minced beef or beef
mince is beef that has been
finely chopped with a knife, meat
grinder (American English),
mincer or
mincing machine (British...
- from cook to cook.
Essentially the dish
consists of
varying amounts of
minced beef, onions,
carrots or
other root vegetables,
seasoning and stock. Some...
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Ground meat,
called mince or
minced meat
outside North America, is meat
finely chopped by a meat
grinder or a
chopping knife. A
common type of ground...
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Mince on
toast is a food item that
consists of
cooked ground meat on a
slice of
toasted bread. The
minced meat is
typically seasoned with garlic, onions...
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MINCE is a text editor,
originally created for 8080-based
microcomputers running the CP/M
operating system.
Later versions of
MINCE were
available for...
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Mincing Lane is a
short one-way
street in the City of
London linking Fenchurch Street to
Great Tower Street. In the late 19th
century it was the world's...