Glossary K

Kare-Kare a peanut-based stew.

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Kareapela is the Malayalam word for Curry leaves . One of the important spice used in Indian cooking. In Kerala, South of India there is no cooked dishes without this very delicious and aromatic curry leaves. Every food cooked has to be tempered with Curry Leaves.

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Kari is a Filipino term which means "pre-cooked food"

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Karidopita refers to Greece's Walnut cake. Karidopita which is also called Karidopeta refers to a single-layered, dark, moist nut cake which made with coarsely chopped walnuts or almonds topped with a light honey or sugar syrup

Karihan is the Filipino term for "local restaurant" serving cheap dishes.

English: Street food stall / Deutsch: Straßenständchen / Español: Puesto de comida callejera / Português: Barraca de comida de rua / Français: Échoppe alimentaire de rue / Italiano: Chiosco di cibo da strada /

Karinderia is a Filipino term used to describe small, local eateries or food stalls that serve a variety of affordable and flavorful Filipino dishes. These establishments are an essential part of Filipino street food culture and are often characterized by their simplicity, affordability, and delicious homemade flavors. Karinderias can be found throughout the Philippines, offering a wide range of dishes that cater to the diverse Filipino palate.

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Karisik Dondurma / Karisik Dondurma is the Turkish term for "mixed ice cream "; mixture of different flavors of ice cream.

Karkaday refers to Egypt's clear, bright red drink made from hibiscus flowers

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Karkadeh refers to the Egyptian popular mint tea and a drink made with hibiscus leaves. Karkade (pronounced kar-ke-day) ?????? is an infusion made with the petals of hibiscus flowers. It is a popular drink in Egypt, served both hot and cold. When my dad lived here, he used cold karkade as a substitute for the cranberry juice he used to flavor his iced tea. (And I never visit him now without bringing along several bags!) In the summer, I love a cool glass of karkade! And since – if you buy the dried petals in bulk with your own container – this can be a completely plastic-free beverage, there is even more motivation to have plenty prepared and cooling in my fridge! This Hibiscus tea is sought after for its medicinal properties. Karkadeh which can be drunk hot or cold, is said to reduce high blood pressure and cools a person down on a hot day in the dessert.

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Karkanji refers to a drink made from Hibiscus flowers. Karkanji is one of the national drinks of Chad

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