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Pogača

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Alternative names
Pogacha, Pogácsa
Food energy (per serving)
196kcal per 45 gr
Main ingredients
White flour or whole-wheat flour, usually yeast, egg, butter
Type
Bread
Variations
White cheese filling, sucuk, pastirma, ground beef, potato, olive

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During celebrations

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Pogača

Nodes55
Edges54
Triples45
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.036364
Components1

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Pogača

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related to Terminology · 25
Pogača → Albanian, Arabic, Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Bulgarian, Byzantine Greek, Croatia, Greek, Herzegovina, Hungarian, It, Kosovo, Latin, Macedonian, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romanian, Serbia, Serbian Cyrillic
related to Description · 11
Pogača → Although, Different, Hungarikum, Hungary, In Hungary, It, Middle Ages, Others, Popular, Some, Turks
Alternative names · 1
Pogača → Pogacha, Pogácsa
Food energy (per serving) · 1
Pogača → 196kcal per 45 gr
Main ingredients · 1
Pogača → White flour or whole-wheat flour, usually yeast, egg, butter
Type · 1
Pogača → Bread
Variations · 1
Pogača → White cheese filling, sucuk, pastirma, ground beef, potato, olive

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pogácsa hungary poğaça cheese pastry like hungarian bread type ground beef flour погача baked dill also turkey variations mw-parser-output stuffed

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PogačaAlternative namesPogacha, Pogácsa1.00infobox
PogačaFood energy (per serving)196kcal per 45 gr1.00infobox
PogačaMain ingredientsWhite flour or whole-wheat flour, usually yeast, egg, butter1.00infobox
PogačaTypeBread1.00infobox
PogačaVariationsWhite cheese filling, sucuk, pastirma, ground beef, potato, olive1.00infobox
the honey pogácsainstance ofcontains a wide variety of other pogácsas0.80text
butter pogácsainstance ofcontains a wide variety of other pogácsas0.80text
spicy sconesinstance ofcontains a wide variety of other pogácsas0.80text
chocolate scones.In Hungary boszorkánypogácsainstance ofcontains a wide variety of other pogácsas0.80text
Pogačarelated to DescriptionDifferent0.60section
Pogačarelated to DescriptionSome0.60section
Pogačarelated to DescriptionOthers0.60section

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