A New Zealand area fish with lean, white flesh that is firm and mild. Also called Slimeheads (by fishermen::not by fish vendors). This popular fish can be poached, baked, broiled, or fried.
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Orange roughy
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On sale items
An item that is temporarily reduced in price, advertised or not advertised, and marked by in-store signs.
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RE: Occupancy
The costs associated with a building (either a distribution center or store), including lease payments or amortized capital outlay, plus all maintenance and utilities.
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Nicoise, Nigoise
[French] foods cooked in the style of Nice. These dishes may include garlic, Nicoise olives, anchovies, tomatoes, and green beans. Salad Nicoise is the most famous of all these dishes, consisting of potatoes, olives, green beans, and vinaigrette dressing. Also, a garnish of garlic, tomatoes, capers and lemon.
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Natilla
[Spanish] custard dessert; similar to floating island, with stiffly beaten egg whites layered on top of an egg custard; often accompanied with fresh or poached fruits.
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Mis-redemptions
A cashiers mistake processing a coupon, such as credit for the wrong item, an expired coupon or over/short on the exchange amount.
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RE: Mangos
[Spanish] mangoes; one of the most popular fruits in the Southwest and Mexico; it has a peach-like taste and flowery aroma; the skin is pink, red, gold and green; the flesh is deep yellow and juicy; to slice the fruit, free it from the flat, oval pit in large pieces. There are some two hundred varieties. They are usually eaten ripe, as a fruit or in salsa. Green mangoes make great salads and chutneys.
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Lily buds
[Chinese] Also known as tiger lily buds or golden needles. Dried day lily buds that are nutritious and sweet.
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Delivered (gas)
The physical transfer of natural, synthetic, and/or supplemental gas from facilities operated by the responding company to facilities operated by others or to consumers.
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Killing the Onion
A Turkish technique for taming onions is described as killing the onion - soaking it in salted water to draw out some of its harshness.
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Jalapeno peppers, fresh
The dark green jalapeno is the unripe version of the red which often ships with white veins on the outer skin. This does not affect the flavor or quality. They are about 3 inches long, with a rounded tip. They ripen to red and range from hot to very hot, the smallest being the hottest; they take their name from Jalapa, the capital of Veracruz, Mexico; sold fresh, canned or pickled; when dried and smoked, they are called chipotle peppers. Delicious when roasted, stewed or pickled; both are a delight stuffed with cheese or peanut butter and grilled. Jalapeno Poppers became popular in the 90s. Heat ranges from hot to very hot.
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Instant-read thermometer
A stainless-steel probe thermometer indicating the temperature of a liquid, mixture, dough, or meat almost instantly. It is an excellent bakers tool for yeast bread baking.
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Indirect chain
A group of retail stores that purchases products from a wholesaler instead of operating its own warehouse.
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Housewares
General merchandise items used in a kitchen and home, e.g., baking pans, mops.
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Handling unit
A term used to describe goods or an aggregation of goods bundled together for distribution and logistical purposes.
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Customs district (coal)
Customs districts, as defined by the Bureau of the Census, U.S. Department of Commerce, Monthly Report EM 545, are as follows