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Cerise is the French word for "cherry". Cherries, depending on taste, sweet or sour, can be made into a sauce, such as in Canard Au Cerise ( Duck with Bing Cherry Sauce), Black Compote De Cerises Noires (Cherry Compote), Ratafia de Cerises, etc.

Certified organic refers to the food products that are grown without the use of synthetic chemical pesticides, fertilizers, and herbicides.

Cerveja is a Portuguese word for beer

Cervo is the Italian word for venison, a deer meat whether hunted or farmed

Cesnica is a Serbian traditional Christmas bread made on Christmas mornings.

Cevabcici refers to seasoned ground pork shaped into fingers, grilled, and eaten with onions and dark bread. It is one of the dishes prepared or cooked in Czechoslovakia

Ceviche, a refreshing and vibrant dish, is a culinary gem cherished in both international and national gastronomies. This seafood delight features fresh, raw fish or seafood that is marinated in citrus juices, typically lime or lemon, along with various seasonings. The acid from the citrus juices effectively "cooks" the seafood, giving it a unique texture and flavor. In this article, we will explore the world of Ceviche, from its diverse preparations to its cultural significance, and provide you with a popular recipe to savor this culinary masterpiece.

Ceviz is a Turkish word for "walnut". Ceviz refer to shelled walnuts and Ceviz Içi are crushed/ground walnuts.

Ceviz Tatlisi refers to a Turkish candied walnuts drizzled with Tahini. Ceviz is Turkish for walnut.

Cew i Yappa refers to Gambia's beef stew served with rice. Cew i Yappa can also be prepared using fish instead of the usual beef. Gambia is situated on West Africa's Atlantic coast. It is the smallest and westernmost mainland African nation.

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