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bubu

British  
/ ˈbuːbuː /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of boubou

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In Korean, we called them gireogi bubu, or wild goose couples.

From Salon

Dr. Bubu A. Banini is a digestive diseases physician and assistant professor of medicine at Yale School of Medicine.

From Salon

Dress each bowl with the nori, sesame oil, surigoma or toasted sesame seeds, bubu arare or crumbled puffed rice cake, the dark green scallion slices and a dab of wasabi, if using.

From Washington Post

Bubu arare are tiny rice puffs; a crumbled rice cake adds a similar texture.

From Washington Post

Find surigoma and bubu arare at Asian markets or online.

From Washington Post