1
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plantain
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Europe
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Considered an exotic or specialty ingredient, not commonly used in everyday cooking
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1
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2
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plantain
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Europe
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Seen as a type of banana and mainly used for cooking in savory dishes
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1
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3
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plantain
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Europe
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Often used as a cooking banana and not commonly consumed as a staple food in European and North American cuisine
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1
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4
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plantains
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Eastern European countries
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Rarely seen as a side dish and not a typical accompaniment
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1
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5
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plantains
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Europe
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Considered exotic or unfamiliar, not commonly used in everyday cooking
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1
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6
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use of plantain in cuisine
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Europe
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Less commonly used and less familiar in traditional cuisine
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1
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7
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use of plantain in cuisine
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Europe
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Less integrated into mainstream cooking practices and less widely recognized as an ingredient
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1
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8
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use of plantain in cuisine
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Europe
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Less associated with dessert and sweet dishes in traditional cooking
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1
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9
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use of plantain in cuisine
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Europe
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More commonly found in specialty restaurants and niche cuisines
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1
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