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Confetti

Confetti refers to sugar-coated Jordan almonds. These tasty, colorful treats are transformed (using silk, plastic, colored paper, wire, and other accessories) into flowers, blossoms, exotic

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Confettura di albicocche

Confettura di albicocche is an Italian term for "apricot jam"

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Confettura di fragole

Confettura di fragole is an Italian term for "strawberry jam"

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Confit

Deutsch: Confit / Español: Confitado / Português: Confit / Français: Confit / Italiano: Confit

Confit is a traditional culinary technique originating from France, primarily associated with the preservation and slow cooking of meat, though it has since expanded to include fruits and vegetables. This method involves submerging ingredients in fat, oil, or sugar syrup at low temperatures for extended periods, resulting in tender, flavorful, and long-lasting preparations. While historically a means of food preservation, confit has evolved into a gourmet cooking technique valued for its ability to enhance texture and depth of flavor.

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Confiture

Confiture is the French word for "jam" or "marmalade".

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Confiture au framboises

Confiture au framboises is the Franch for raspberry jam/jelly.

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Congee

Deutsch: Reisbrei / Español: Congee o arroz caldoso / Português: Canja de arroz / Français: Bouillie de riz / Italiano: Riso in brodo

The dish known as Congee is a staple food across many Asian cultures, characterized by its simple yet versatile preparation of rice simmered in excess water or broth until it breaks down into a porridge-like consistency. Originating as a humble peasant meal, it has evolved into a culinary canvas for regional flavors and ingredients, often served as breakfast, comfort food, or even a remedy for illness.

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Congo Peas

Congo Peas are dried peas with a sweet flavour. These green and brown peas are popular in Jamaican cooking. They can be used in rice and peas instead of kidneys beans.

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Congri

Congri refers to Haiti’s national dish which is similar to Jamaican staple and Cuban dish of rice and peas. Congri is also called in Haiti as Riz-et-Pois. Congri also refers to Cuban dish made of rice with black or kidney beans.

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Conical Strainer

Conical Strainer refers to a small meshed wire strainer that removes lumps when liquids are poured through it.

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