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Ceviz Tatlisi

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

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Ciger Kebab / Ciger Kebab

Ciger Kebab refers to Turkish dish, specifically the main and famous dish of the city of Diyarbakir that is made of skewered chunks of liver cooked over charcoal. When cook the Ciger Kebab is very tasty and juicy. Diyarbakir has a history tracing back to 7.500 B.C. The city is located at the north of Mesopotamia, in the Southeast Anatolian Region of Turkey.

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Chiroti

Chiroti is a popular sweet dish from the State of Karnataka, India which is deep fried in oil and served with Badami Halu. Chiroti is made from a mixture of refined flour, fine semolina, ghee and rice flour. Badami Halu refers to one of Karnataka's refreshing beverage prepared with milk and crushed almonds.

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Ciger /Ciger

Ciger /Ciger is the Turkish word for liver or lung/lungs, which is used for food usually of lamb or sheep. Ciger can be fried, roasted, can be an ingredient for making sausages, used as stuffing or filling. Ciger Tavasi is fried lamb liver; Ciger Salami is liverwurst, etc.

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Captain Blign (William Blign)

- Captain Blign (William Blign) : Captain Blign is William Blign (1754-1817) who is said to be the one who brought Breadfruit and Otaheiti Apple in the Caribbean. William Blign was a naval officer and colonial governor who was born in Plymouth on 9th September 1754. He was the only son of Francis Bligh. He was an intelligent man, well-versed in science and mathematics and was also a talented writer and illustrator. But it is said that when not at sea, Bligh also worked as a "bouncer" at the Cornish Arms public house in St. Tudy. At 7 years of age, William Bligh first went to sea in 1762 as a Captain’s personal servant on board HMS Monmouth. In 1770, he joined the Royal Navy where he served on HMS Hunter and became a Midshipman in 1771 serving on HMS Crescent and HMS Ranger. At age 22, he was appointed as the Sailing Master on the Resolution, commanded by Captain James Cook. However, this voyage ended with the death of Cook on 14th of February 1779 in Hawaii which at that time was still known as the Sandwich islands. In 1787 aged 33, he was given command of "The Bounty", a three (3) year old merchant ship, his mission was to transport breadfruit from Tahiti to the West Indies.

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Casquinha de Siri

Casquinha de Siri refers to Bahia's crab cake. This dish is made from shredded crab meat sauteed with onions, garlic, tomatoes and herbs (cilantro, parley, etc) and then baked in the oven. Leftovers crabs can be used for their crab meats and canned crab meats are also available.The sauteed crab mixture can be baked in individual ramekins, and can also stuffed into cleaned crab shells. Crab is one of the common ingredients in Bahian cuisine, being near the sea. Bahia is an area of Brazil.

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