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pang-leche flan

intended for leche flan

adjective pang-le-che-FLAN DERIVED Rare
Food & Drink Ingredients
Illustration of the root word "leche flan" (caramel custard)
Illustration from root: leche flan

From root: leche flan

Usage Note

Pang-leche flan describes specific ingredients or kitchen tools, such as egg yolks or specialized steamers, that are set aside for this dessert.

Examples

Beginner

" Pang-leche flan ang itlog na ito. "

Natural Translation

This egg is for leche flan.

Literal Translation

For-leche-flan the egg this.

Intermediate

" Bumili ako ng itlog na pang-leche flan. "

Natural Translation

I bought eggs intended for leche flan.

Literal Translation

Bought I of egg that is for-leche-flan.

Advanced

" Ibinukod ni Nanay ang mga pulang itlog na pang-leche flan upang hindi magamit sa ibang lutuin. "

Natural Translation

Mother set aside the red eggs meant for leche flan so they would not be used for other dishes.

Literal Translation

Set-aside by Mother the red eggs that for-leche-flan in-order not be-used in other cooking.

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