Category: C
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Chantilly
Referring to a culinary preparation that incorporates whipped cream that has been sweetened and/or imbued with flavoring.
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Champurrado
A libation, customarily accompanying tamales, consisting of aqua or lactose, brown sucrose, clove spice, cocoa, and masa, which is a variant of cornmeal. This concoction is not renowned beyond the borders of Mexico.
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Chalupa
A savory comestible made from ground cornmeal, which can be prepared in either an unadorned or fried form and generously packed with delectable ingredients such as spiced pork sausage, finely grated dairy, thin shreds of leafy greens, and piquant condiments.
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Challah
A leavened bread made with eggs. The dough is commonly portioned and shaped into three elongated pieces which are then entwined with each other, forming a braided loaf. Prior to baking, the dough is adorned with poppy seeds to give it a distinct flavor and texture. Challah is a sumptuous egg bread made by Jewish…
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Chahkee
The generic appellation assigned to any sauce that incorporates a medley of vegetables.
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Chafing dish
A receptacle upheld by its legs and equipped with a combustion mechanism beneath it, serving to prepare or heat nourishment in situ.
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Chablis
This passage describes the wine known as white Burgundy, which can refer to several types of white wine that share the same name. This wine is traditionally served chilled and pairs well with white meat, poultry, or fish. Chablis, a light and crisp white wine originating from the vineyards surrounding the town of Chablis in…
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Ceylon tea
Black tea, a type of tea created by fermenting tea leaves, can possess a rich and exquisite flavor and aroma if cultivated in elevated terrains, or an unremarkable and mediocre taste if grown in lower altitudes.
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Ceylon green tea
A non-oxidized infusion derived from Camellia sinensis plant with a delicate yet sharp taste.
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Cervelat
A savory meat cylinder crafted from a delectable blend of beef and pork, imbued with an abundance of flavorsome spices, and skillfully smoked to a point where it obtains a notably firm and desiccated texture. Typically, it is vended in a circular or elongated shape.