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Macanese cuisine

Macanese cuisine is the food that people in Macau like to eat. Macau is a special place near China and it used to be a colony of Portugal. That's why the food is like a mix of Chinese and Portuguese food.

For example, they might eat something called a "minchi." That's made with meat, like ground beef or pork, and they cook it with potatoes and veggies. It's kind of like a stew!

They also eat a lot of seafood in Macanese cuisine. You might find some fish, like cod, that are cooked with garlic and onions. They might also eat shrimp, squid, or crabs.

One really special dish is called "African chicken." It's not really from Africa - it's just called that because it has some spicy and flavorful spices that were brought over from Africa. It's kind of like chicken that's been marinated and grilled.

Oh, and don't forget about "egg tarts!" These are really popular in Macau, and they're kind of like little pies with a sweet, custardy filling. They have a crispy crust and will melt in your mouth!

So, in summary, Macanese cuisine is a delicious mix of Chinese and Portuguese food that includes things like minchi, seafood, African chicken, and egg tarts.
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