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Carambolo

Carambolo is a Spanish word for star fruit

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Caramel Cake

Deutsch: Karamellkuchen / Español: Pastel de caramelo / Português: Bolo de caramelo / Français: Gâteau au caramel / Italiano: Torta al caramello

Caramel Cake in the food context refers to a dessert that typically features layers of moist, buttery cake with a rich and sweet caramel icing or frosting. This classic treat is beloved for its deep, toasty flavors and the perfect balance of sweetness, making it a favorite for celebrations, holidays, or as a comforting homemade delight.

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Carameliser

Carameliser is a French term which means to caramelize, to coat a mold with cooked sugar, to cook sugar until dark for use in other preparations (to coat or to make a sauce )

Carameliser is pronounced "kare-a-mel-lee-zay

Caramelization

Deutsch: Karamellisierung / Español: Caramelización / Português: Caramelização / Français: Caramélisation / Italiano: Caramellizzazione

Caramelization in the food context refers to the process by which sugars in food are heated, causing them to Break down and transform into complex compounds that give food a distinctive brown colour, rich flavour, and sweet aroma. Caramelization is a type of non-enzymatic browning that occurs when sugars are exposed to high temperatures, typically above 160°C (320°F), and is a key technique in both savoury and sweet cooking.

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Caramelized sugar

Caramelized Sugar refers to a variety/type of sugar that has been cooked until it reaches a caramel color. The new flavor it attains works nicely in desserts.

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Caramelizing

Deutsch: Karamellisieren / Español: Caramelización / Português: Caramelização / Français: Caramélisation / Italiano: Caramellizzazione

Caramelizing in the food context refers to the process of heating Sugar to create a rich, golden-brown colour and a deep, sweet flavour. This technique is widely used in cooking and baking to enhance both the taste and appearance of foods, creating a nutty, slightly bitter sweetness. Caramelization is commonly applied to both simple sugars and foods with natural sugars, such as onions, carrots, and fruits.

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Caramella alla frutta

Caramella alla frutta is the Italian term for "jelly bean", a sugar-glazed jellied candy. It is a type of confectionery with different fruity flavors with the size of red kidney bean

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Caramellare

Caramellare is the Italian word which means to cook in or coat with sugar. Caramellare is a verb which means candy, to become crystallized into sugar or to coat with something sweet

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Caramello

Caramello is the Italian word for caramel or soft candy. A caramel is a soft candy that is made from sugar, butter and milk or it is a burnt sugar used for coloring and flavoring food

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Carapulca

Carapulca refers to a Peruvian dish which is made from dried and diced potatoes with pork, steak and rice.

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