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Caracoles Sofregit

Caracoles Sofregit refers to stewed snails. It is one of the typical Tapas prepared in Spain, particularly in Ibiza.

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Carajay

Deutsch: Carajay / Español: Carajay / Português: Carajay / Français: Carajay / Italiano: Carajay

Carajay is a traditional cooking pot used in Filipino cuisine. It is similar to a wok but has a flat bottom, which makes it versatile for various cooking methods like frying, sautéing, and simmering. The carajay is typically made from cast iron or stainless steel, and its wide, shallow shape allows for even heat distribution, making it ideal for preparing many Filipino dishes.

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Carajillo

Carajillo is a Spanish word that refers to black coffee with a splash of Spanish brandy.

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Carambolo

Carambolo is a Spanish word for star fruit

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Caramel Cake

Deutsch: Karamellkuchen / Español: Pastel de caramelo / Português: Bolo de caramelo / Français: Gâteau au caramel / Italiano: Torta al caramello

Caramel Cake in the food context refers to a dessert that typically features layers of moist, buttery cake with a rich and sweet caramel icing or frosting. This classic treat is beloved for its deep, toasty flavors and the perfect balance of sweetness, making it a favorite for celebrations, holidays, or as a comforting homemade delight.

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Carameliser

Carameliser is a French term which means to caramelize, to coat a mold with cooked sugar, to cook sugar until dark for use in other preparations (to coat or to make a sauce )

Carameliser is pronounced "kare-a-mel-lee-zay

Caramelization

Deutsch: Karamellisierung / Español: Caramelización / Português: Caramelização / Français: Caramélisation / Italiano: Caramellizzazione

Caramelization in the food context refers to the process by which sugars in food are heated, causing them to Break down and transform into complex compounds that give food a distinctive brown colour, rich flavour, and sweet aroma. Caramelization is a type of non-enzymatic browning that occurs when sugars are exposed to high temperatures, typically above 160°C (320°F), and is a key technique in both savoury and sweet cooking.

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Caramelized sugar

Caramelized Sugar refers to a variety/type of sugar that has been cooked until it reaches a caramel color. The new flavor it attains works nicely in desserts.

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Caramelizing

Deutsch: Karamellisieren / Español: Caramelización / Português: Caramelização / Français: Caramélisation / Italiano: Caramellizzazione

Caramelizing in the food context refers to the process of heating Sugar to create a rich, golden-brown colour and a deep, sweet flavour. This technique is widely used in cooking and baking to enhance both the taste and appearance of foods, creating a nutty, slightly bitter sweetness. Caramelization is commonly applied to both simple sugars and foods with natural sugars, such as onions, carrots, and fruits.

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Caramella alla frutta

Caramella alla frutta is the Italian term for "jelly bean", a sugar-glazed jellied candy. It is a type of confectionery with different fruity flavors with the size of red kidney bean

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