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Definition of pork and puha in English: pork and puhanoun mass nounNZ A stew or soup made with pork bones and the leafy vegetable puha, stereotypically considered a favourite Maori food. this is my modern take on classic pork and puha Example sentencesExamples - He makes a sort-of Asian take on pork and puha.
- This pork and puha dish showcases pork meat in the pattie and puha as a flavoursome pesto topping.
- I have no doubt you'll find a taxpayer-funded sinecure to keep you in pork and puha.
- It does not matter whether people are going to the beach for a barbeque or a boil-up, for sausages and eggs, or pork and puha, the Crown will own the foreshore on their behalf for ever and ever.
- No more pork and puha boil ups.
- But before the pork and puha and the mussels were out on plates, beer was being dispensed.
- He's salting a bit away for next pork and puha day.
- We Kiwis are fish and chips and meat-pie people, a diet complemented by steaks, oysters, mutton-birds, pork and puha and so on.
- Second hand goods, cheap fruit and veges, hot food, pork and puha boil ups.
- In past years we've had entries of pork and puha, pork and watercress, and a myriad of sweet pies.
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