{{British cuisine/ja}}
'''アングロ・インド料理'''は、[[:en:British Raj|イギリス領インド帝国]]時代にインドで発展した[[cuisine/ja|料理]]である。この料理は、[[Curry in the United
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{{Short description |Cuisine originated in the British Raj}}
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{{Short description |Cuisine originated in the British Raj}}
{{British cuisine}}
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[[File:Chicken tikka masala.jpg|thumb|British curry: [[Chicken tikka masala]] has been described as an adopted national d
{{further|English cuisine#Foreign influence}}
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[[File:Chicken tikka masala.jpg|thumb|British curry: [[Chicken tikka masala]] has been described as an adopted national d
{{further|English cuisine#Foreign influence}}
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An '''anti-diarrheal drug''' (or '''anti-diarrhoeal drug''' in British English) is any [[medication]] which provides symptomatic relief for [[diarrhea]].
* [[Opioid]]s' classical use besides pain relief is as an anti-diarrhoeal drug. Opioids have [[agonist]]
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An '''anti-diarrheal drug''' (or '''anti-diarrhoeal drug''' in British English) is any [[medication]] which provides symptomatic relief for [[diarrhea]].
* [[Opioid]]s' classical use besides pain relief is as an anti-diarrhoeal drug. Opioids have [[agonist]]
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One of the earliest recorded mentions of gravy is in a British recipe book entitled "[[The Forme of Cury]]", dating from the 14th century.
...g meals with Oxo gravy. Gravy is now an integral ingredient in the classic British [[Sunday roast]].
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One of the earliest recorded mentions of gravy is in a British recipe book entitled "[[The Forme of Cury]]", dating from the 14th century.
...g meals with Oxo gravy. Gravy is now an integral ingredient in the classic British [[Sunday roast]].
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The term fusion cuisine, added to the ''[[Oxford English Dictionary]]'' in 2002, is defined as "a style of cookery which blends ingr
...|Thai]], [[Portuguese cuisine|Portuguese]], [[Dutch cuisine|Dutch]], and [[British cuisine]]s. [[Oceanic cuisine]] combines the different cuisines of the vari
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...gion = [[Indian subcontinent]], [[Southeast Asia]], [[Southern Africa]], [[British Isles]] and [[Caribbean]]
...the Caribbean|Caribbean]], [[cuisine of Southeast Asia|Southeast Asia]], [[British cuisine|Great Britain]], and [[South African cuisine|South Africa]]. A typi
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The term fusion cuisine, added to the ''[[Oxford English Dictionary]]'' in 2002, is defined as "a style of cookery which blends ingr
...|Thai]], [[Portuguese cuisine|Portuguese]], [[Dutch cuisine|Dutch]], and [[British cuisine]]s. [[Oceanic cuisine]] combines the different cuisines of the vari
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...gion = [[Indian subcontinent]], [[Southeast Asia]], [[Southern Africa]], [[British Isles]] and [[Caribbean]]
...the Caribbean|Caribbean]], [[cuisine of Southeast Asia|Southeast Asia]], [[British cuisine|Great Britain]], and [[South African cuisine|South Africa]]. A typi
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...hants sold a [[concoction]] of spices, similar to [[garam masala]], to the British East India Company returning to Britain.
...-17th century [[Portuguese cuisine|Portuguese]] cookbook by members of the British [[East India Company]], who were trading with Tamil merchants along the [[C
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...ecary" may also refer to [[Pharmacy (shop)]], or [[drugstore]] in American English.}}
...modern chemist (British English) or pharmacist (British and North American English) now perform this role. In some languages and regions, the word "apothecary
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...hants sold a [[concoction]] of spices, similar to [[garam masala]], to the British East India Company returning to Britain.
...-17th century [[Portuguese cuisine|Portuguese]] cookbook by members of the British [[East India Company]], who were trading with Tamil merchants along the [[C
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...d term by scientists as it eliminates the potential ambiguity arising from use of "hot" and "spicy", which can also refer to temperature or the presence o
...nd [[clove]]s), but it is not ''pungent''. (A food critic may nevertheless use the word ''piquant'' to describe such a pie, especially if it is exceptiona
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...g|thumb|262px|Internationally recognised: [[afternoon tea]] in traditional English style in [[Philadelphia]], Pennsylvania]]
...and ideas from the [[Americas]], China, and India during the time of the [[British Empire]] and as a result of [[World War II|post-war]] [[Immigration to the
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...g|thumb|262px|Internationally recognised: [[afternoon tea]] in traditional English style in [[Philadelphia]], Pennsylvania]]
...and ideas from the [[Americas]], China, and India during the time of the [[British Empire]] and as a result of [[World War II|post-war]] [[Immigration to the
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...χριστός}} ({{lang|grc-Latn|khristós}}, 'rubbed, anointed'), from which the English word ''[[Christ]]'' is derived.
...gest consumers of ghee. Vegetarian dishes of [[Andhra Pradesh]] especially use ghee for the preparation of savoury and sweet dishes alike. Ghee is importa
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