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Chairo

Chairo refers to thick, hearty soup laden with potatoes, vegetables and whatever meat is available on hand. It is one of the most typical soups of La Paz and also widely available.

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Chak-chak

Chak-chak refers to a traditional Kazakhstan food, a Tatar sweet made of fried dough and honey

Chaka

Chaka refers to Uzbekistan's thick plain yogurt. It is usually served with Hunon.

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Chakalaka

Chakalaka refers to a spicy vegetable and curry relish which is widely consumed all over South Africa of all ethnic origins. It is Zulu in origin with Indian influence.

Chakalaka is made from grated carrots, green peppers,, sliced onions, vinegar and chilies. Every cook of Chakalaka are using their secret ingredients to distinguised their Chakalaka from the others.

Chakalaka generally served with the main course.

Chakchouka

Chakchouka refers to Moroccan Jewish salad

Chakery

Chakery refers to one of Gambia's dessert - a yogurt and couscous pudding mixed with creams and pineapple (and other fruits ); simply a pudding made from couscous bathed in a sweet mix preparation. Chakery is made by preparing/cooking a sweet mix made from combining milk, cream, sugar, chopped pineapples or other fruits, yoghurt, and a pinch nutmeg. The said sweet mix is then poured into a cooked couscous. Instant couscous, available now in the markets can also be used for making this dessert.

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Chakhobili

Chakhobili refers to Russia's Georgian chicken and tomato casserole/stew popular with Josef Stalin.Chakhobili is one of the most popular dishes on Armenian tables. Chakhobili is also spelled Chakhokhbili.

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Chakhokhbili

Chakhokhbili refers to a Russian dish of lamb or chicken simmered with onions, bay leaf, vinegar and seasonings. This dish is usually plated with sliced tomatoes and parsley.

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Chakka

English: Jackfriut

Chakka, also known as jackfruit, is a tropical fruit that has gained popularity not only for its unique flavor but also for its versatility in culinary applications. This article explores the definition, culinary uses, potential risks, and provides a delicious Chakka curry recipe. Additionally, we'll touch on the historical and legal aspects of Chakka and list some similar fruits.

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Chakkakuru

English: Black Eyed Peas / Deutsch: Schwarzaugenbohnen / Español: Judías Negras / Português: Feijão Fradinho / Français: Haricots à Oeil Noir / Italiano: Fagioli neri /

In the food context, 'chakkakuru' refers to the seeds or nuts of the jackfruit tree (Artocarpus heterophyllus). Jackfruit is a tropical fruit native to South Asia and is known for its large size and distinct flavor. The seeds of the jackfruit, known as 'chakkakuru' in Malayalam (a language spoken in the South Indian state of Kerala), are commonly used in traditional cuisine.

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