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Deutsch: Kootu / Español: Kootu / Português: Kootu / Français: Kootu / Italiano: Kootu

Kootu is a South Indian dish made from a blend of vegetables and lentils cooked together with spices, often flavoured with coconut. It is a popular staple in Tamil Nadu and Kerala cuisine and is known for its mild yet flavourful taste, providing a balanced mix of protein, fibre, and nutrients. Kootu is typically served as a side dish with rice, as part of a traditional South Indian meal.

Deutsch: Karmay / Español: Karmay / Português: Karmay / Français: Karmay / Italiano: Karmay

Karmay is a term used in Filipino cuisine to refer to the fruit known as Calamondin or Calamansi (scientific name: Citrus microcarpa). It is a small, round citrus fruit that resembles a lime or miniature orange, and is commonly used in cooking, seasoning, and beverages in the Philippines. The fruit is highly valued for its sour, tangy flavour and aromatic zest, which adds a distinctive taste to various Filipino dishes.

Deutsch: Kahoy / Español: Kahoy / Português: Kahoy / Français: Kahoy / Italiano: Kahoy

Kahoy is not a recognized term in the food context. In many languages, particularly in Filipino (Tagalog), "kahoy" translates to "wood." However, if kahoy is being used in a specific cultural or culinary context, it may refer to something unique to that context which requires further elaboration.

Deutsch: Kebab / Español: Kebab / Português: Kebab / Français: Kebab / Italiano: Kebab

Kabab is a popular dish consisting of pieces of meat, fish, or vegetables, often marinated and skewered, then grilled or roasted. This dish is a staple in many Middle Eastern, South Asian, and Mediterranean cuisines, and it comes in various forms and flavors depending on the region and cooking style.

Deutsch: Ketchup / Español: Ketchup / Português: Ketchup / Français: Ketchup / Italiano: Ketchup

Ketchup is a popular condiment made primarily from tomatoes, sweetened and seasoned with various ingredients such as vinegar, sugar, salt, and a blend of spices and seasonings. It is commonly used worldwide and is particularly associated with foods like hamburgers, french fries, and other fast food items.

Kilawin refers to a traditional Filipino dish similar to ceviche, involving raw seafood or sometimes meat, which is "cooked" primarily through the acidification from vinegar or citrus juices. It is a popular dish in the Philippines and is known for its sharp, tangy flavor profile.