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...ian subcontinent|インド亜大陸]]発祥の丸い[[flatbread/ja|薄焼きパン]]である。これは、多くの[[:en:South Asian|南アジア]]、[[:en:Southeast Asia|東南アジア]]、[[:en:Caribbean|カリブ海]]、[[:en:East Afric [[Category:Indian breads]] ...

{{short description|South Asian unleavened wheat flatbread}} * [[List of Indian breads]] ...

{{short description|South Asian unleavened wheat flatbread}} * [[List of Indian breads]] ...

{{short description|South Asian flatbread}} ...from the [[Indian subcontinent]]. It is commonly consumed in many [[South Asian]], [[Southeast Asia]]n, [[Caribbean]], [[East Africa]]n, and [[Southeast Af ...

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{{short description|South Asian flatbread}} ...from the [[Indian subcontinent]]. It is commonly consumed in many [[South Asian]], [[Southeast Asia]]n, [[Caribbean]], [[East Africa]]n, and [[Southeast Af ...

{{Short description|Culinary traditions of South Asia}} ...oundaries, with ambiguities indicated.svg|thumb|Orthographic projection of South Asia.]] ...

...aromatic curry base. Burmese curries generally differ from other Southeast Asian [[Curry|curries]] (e.g., [[Thai curry]]) in that Burmese curries make use o ...[[India]] who adapted this dish, likely coinciding with the emigration of South Asians from Burma in the 1960s, and is now a Memon specialty. ...

...aromatic curry base. Burmese curries generally differ from other Southeast Asian [[Curry|curries]] (e.g., [[Thai curry]]) in that Burmese curries make use o ...[[India]] who adapted this dish, likely coinciding with the emigration of South Asians from Burma in the 1960s, and is now a Memon specialty. ...

...}}}、[[:en:Roman Urdu|<small>ローマ字表記</small>]]: ''pākistānī pakwān''）は、[[:en:South Asia|南アジア]]、[[:en:Central Asia|中央アジア]]、[[:en:West Asia|西アジア]]全域の地方料理のスタイルと風 ...n:Saraiki people|サライキ族]]が住むパキスタンの[[:en:Saraiki language|サライキ地域]]、すなわち[[:en:South Punjab Province|パンジャーブ州南部]]、[[:en:Sindh|シンド州北部]]、[[:en:Eastern Balochistan| ...

{{short description|Spicy Asian or Asian-influenced dishes}} ...e cuisines of many [[Southeast Asia|Southeast Asian]] and [[East Asia|East Asian]] countries. ...

{{short description|Spicy Asian or Asian-influenced dishes}} ...e cuisines of many [[Southeast Asia|Southeast Asian]] and [[East Asia|East Asian]] countries. ...

...s a blend of regional cooking styles and flavours from across [[South Asia|South]], [[Central Asia|Central]] and [[West Asia]]. It is a culmination of Irani Similar to other [[Central Asia|Central Asian]] cultures, families in Pakistan traditionally dine seated on a [[dastarkhā ...

...s a blend of regional cooking styles and flavours from across [[South Asia|South]], [[Central Asia|Central]] and [[West Asia]]. It is a culmination of Irani Similar to other [[Central Asia|Central Asian]] cultures, families in Pakistan traditionally dine seated on a [[dastarkhā ...

...traditions draw from religious and social functioms, such as [[Adda (South Asian)|adda]], [[Poila Boishakh]], [[Eid-al-fitr|Eid]], and [[Durga Puja]]. ...l are famed for certain dishes, food items and ingredients. For example, [[South Bengal]]i districts around the [[Sundarbans]] boast of the expensive ''[[Pi ...

...traditions draw from religious and social functioms, such as [[Adda (South Asian)|adda]], [[Poila Boishakh]], [[Eid-al-fitr|Eid]], and [[Durga Puja]]. ...l are famed for certain dishes, food items and ingredients. For example, [[South Bengal]]i districts around the [[Sundarbans]] boast of the expensive ''[[Pi ...

...ng countries at the confluence of [[Southeast Asia]], [[East Asia]], and [[South Asia]], such as modern-day nations of Thailand, China, and India, respectiv ...of an aromatic trio of garlic, shallots, and ginger (in common with South Asian curries), and the general lack of [[coconut milk]]. ...

...''), another spice in the parsley family ([[Apiaceae]]). Many European and Asian languages do not distinguish clearly between the two; for example, in [[Ind * Indian, [[South Asian]] ...

...''), another spice in the parsley family ([[Apiaceae]]). Many European and Asian languages do not distinguish clearly between the two; for example, in [[Ind * Indian, [[South Asian]] ...