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Corn Kernels Fried Rice

Deutsch: Gebratener Reis mit Maiskörnern / Español: Arroz frito con granos de maíz / Português: Arroz frito com grãos de milho / Français: Riz frit aux grains de maïs / Italiano: Riso fritto con chicchi di Mais

Corn Kernels Fried Rice in the food context refers to a dish that combines cooked rice with corn kernels, and often a variety of other ingredients such as vegetables, eggs, and sometimes meat or seafood, stir-fried together in a pan or wok. This dish is a variation of traditional fried rice, incorporating the sweetness of corn to create a colorful, flavorful, and versatile meal. The addition of corn not only adds a unique taste but also a delightful texture contrast to the dish.

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Corn Maque Choux

Corn Maque Choux refers to Cook Islands' sort of creamed corn dish that is influenced by the Native Americans. Maque choux which is pronounced as "mak shoo" is said to be an Indian word. Delicious to be eaten as a dessert.

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Cornbread

Deutsch: Maisbrot / Español: Pan de maíz / Português: Pão de milho / Français: Pain de maïs / Italiano: Pane di Mais

Cornbread is a traditional bread made primarily from cornmeal, which is a coarse flour ground from dried maize (corn). It is a common staple in Southern United States cuisine but is also widely enjoyed in other regions and cultures. Cornbread can vary significantly in texture and flavor, ranging from savory and dense to sweet and cake-like.

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Cornetti

Cornetti is an Italian word that can be used to describe anything horn or crescent-shaped.

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Cornetto

Cornetto is the Italian word for croissant.

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Cornflakes

Cornflakes are a popular breakfast cereal made from corn. They are a versatile and convenient option for starting the day and are enjoyed by people of all ages worldwide. In this context, we'll explore what cornflakes are, how they are made, various examples of cornflakes-based dishes, and some similar breakfast cereals.

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Cornflour

Cornflour is also known as corn starch.

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Cornichon

Cornichon refers to a sour crisp pickle made from tiny gherkin cucumbers, which often accompanies pates and cold meats in French cuisine.

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Cornmeal

Deutsch: Maismehl / Español: Harina de maíz / Português: Farinha de milho / Français: Farine de maïs / Italiano: Farina di Mais

Cornmeal in the context of food is a coarse or finely ground flour made from dried corn (maize). It is used in a variety of dishes worldwide and can vary in texture from fine to coarse, depending on the specific culinary application. Cornmeal is known for its slightly sweet, nutty flavour and bright yellow or white colour, depending on the type of corn used.

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Cornstarch

Deutsch: Maisstärke / Español: Almidón de maíz / Português: Amido de milho / Français: Amidon de maïs / Italiano: Amido di Mais

Cornstarch is a fine, powdery starch that is extracted from the endosperm of corn kernels. It is commonly used as a thickening agent in cooking and baking, as well as a staple in many gluten-free recipes.

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