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Caillettes

Caillettes refer to French minced meat mixed with cabbage or chard then cooked in a cloth. Caillettes is one of the pork products of Ardèche. Caillette, the coveted Ardéchois pâté made of pork, ground spice, provincial herbs and greens. Resembling a plump sausage, it is wrapped in a thin intestine. Caillette is so influenced by terroir, the recipe varies within kilometres. In higher climes, locals make it with cabbage. Those on the hills use spinach, and lower down by the river, it is made with salad leaves. We enjoy a punchy, garlic, meaty affair, but I am quickly told by fellow diners that purists expect it to be 50 per cent meat, 50 per cent greens and no garlic. To discover the finer intricacies of this pâté, enthusiastic gastronomes can head to the caillette fair, held in autumn in the town of Aubenas. Ardèche is a department in south-central France , in Rhones Alpes Region.

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Caipirinha

English: Caipirinha / Deutsch: Caipirinha / Español: Caipirinha / Português: Caipirinha / Français: Caipirinha / Italiano: Caipirinha /

Caipirinha refers to the national and traditional cocktail and most popular drink from Brazil made from the most common and and indigenous spirit called Cachaça (also known as Caninha), lime wedges and sugar , preferably raw sugar or Turbinado sugar.

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Caipirissima

Caipirissima refers to a Brazilian cocktail made of of white rum and crushed lemon.

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Caipiroska

Caipiroska refers to a Brazilian cocktail made of vodka and crushed lemon.

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Caisse

Caisse is the French for cash register or cash desk where you pay your purchases.

Cajeta

English: Cajeta / Deutsch: Cajeta / Español: Cajeta / Português: Cajeta / Français: Cajeta / Italiano: Cajeta /

Cajeta, a sweet and luscious Mexican delicacy, is a beloved treat in both international and national culinary landscapes. This delectable confection, often likened to caramel or dulce de leche, boasts a rich and creamy texture with a deep, caramelized flavor. It is typically made from goat's milk and sugar, and sometimes enriched with other ingredients such as vanilla or cinnamon. In this article, we will explore the world of Cajeta, delving into its diverse applications, cultural significance, and even providing a popular recipe for you to enjoy.

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Cajou

Cajou is the French word for "Cashew nut".

Cake

Deutsch: Kuchen
Cake is a form of bread or bread-like food. In its modern forms, it is typically a sweet baked dessert. In its oldest forms, cakes were normally fried breads or cheesecakes, and normally had a disk shape. Determining whether a given food should be classified as bread, cake, or pastry can be difficult. Cake is a food which is made from or based on a mixture of flour and sugar and eggs.

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Calabacitas

Calabacitas is a Spanish name for cracklings, which are small pieces of cooked pork meat that rise to the top of pots of pork fat being rendered into lard.

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Calabrian sausage

Calabrian refers to an Italian sausage that is air-dried, hot sausage typical of the area of Cosenza in Southern Italy.

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