Definition of hot pot
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: a stew of meat and vegetables
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: firepot 2
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The kamonabe is a duck hot pot cooked over a burner set on the table.
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But the chief attraction at SPK is, of course, the hot pot.
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Happily, the Rustic Goat hot pot ($20) was packed with flavor and was, for me, the star of the menu.
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Clutter collects dust, creates stress and takes up space better used, say, to place a phone or a hot pot.
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There is finally a worthy Chinese restaurant, Han Dynasty on West 85th, that knows how to make cumin lamb and a hot pot worthy of the name.
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Just keep in mind quartz surfaces are intolerant to high heat, reports Apartment Therapy, so setting hot pots or pans directly on the counter would be a big no-no. 2.
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The other is offering fragrant meat slices, spicy hot pot, kung pao chicken, and a tomato and egg dish, its menu lit up on a fluorescent LED board overhead.
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Clutter collects dust, creates stress, and takes up space better used, say, to place a phone or a hot pot.
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First Known Use of hot pot
1842
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Definition of hot pot for English Language Learners
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: a mixture of meat and vegetables cooked together with liquid in a single pot
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