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Dango
Dango is a traditional Japanese dumpling made from rice flour and cooked until it develops a soft, chewy texture. It is commonly formed into small round pieces, placed on a skewer, and served with toppings or sauces such as mitarashi, a sweet soy-based glaze. Different varieties are associated with seasons, festivals, and regional food traditions, and dango may be eaten as a snack or dessert.
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Supplì
Supplì are a Roman street-food snack consisting of cooked rice—typically arborio or risotto rice cooked in tomato sauce—shaped into elongated croquettes with mozzarella at the center, then breaded and deep-fried. When broken in half, the melted mozzarella stretches between the two halves, which is the source of the full Roman name supplì al telefono, meaning "telephone wire supplì." They are relat...
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