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Caviale affumicato

Caviale affumicato is the Italian term for "smoked caviar"

Caviale Affumicato is pronounced "kah-vee-ah-leh ah-foo-mee-kah-toh"

Caviar d'Aubergine

Caviar d'Aubergine refers to cold eggplant purée; pureed eggplants which is a popular hors-d'oeuvre in the South of France.

Caviar de saumon

Caviar de saumon is the French term for "salmon roe", egg of salmon

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Cavolfiore

Cavolfiore is the Italian word for cauliflower.

Cavolfiore is pronounced "kah-vohl-fyoh-reh"

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Cavolini di bruxelles

Cavolini di Bruxelles is the Italian term meaning

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Cavolo

Cavolo is the Italian word for cabbage.

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Cavolo farcito con salmone

Cavolo farcito Con salmone is an Italian Antipasto of cabbage stuffed with salmon

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Cawl

Cawl refers to a traditional food of Wales which is a rich stew made with bacon, scraps of Welsh lamb and vegetables.

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Cawl Mamgu

Cawl Mamgu refers to one of Wales food which uses leek as a basic ingredient. Cawl Mamgu is a rich soup or stew with lamb or mutton, turnips or swedes, carrots, potatoes, parsnips, onions, and leeks. The leek was once designated as one of the national emblems of Wales, and is used in a number of dishes. Leek is worn on St. Davids Day, March 1, a national holiday.

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Cay

Cay is a Turkish word for tea

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