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Keckeliu Tortas

Keckeliu Tortas refers to Lithuania's almost flourless cake that is so rich it does not need a frosting. Keckeliu Tortas is practically a solidified lemon frosting.

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Ked ?Mjölkurkex

Ked ?Mjölkurkexrefer to Iceland's milk biscuits that is eaten good with strong coffee

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Kedainiu Blynai

Kedainiu Blynai refer to Lithuanian potato pancakes filled with chopped meat.

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Kedjenou

Kedjenou refers to a Western African dish of slow-cooked chicken stew that is popular in the Ivory Coast.

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Kedma

Kedma refers to the Yemeni traditional type of bread which contains different grains and is eaten with raw fresh vegetables.

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Kee rot

Kee rot is a Thai word for carrot

Keelka

Keelka is the Russian word for anchovy

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Keema

Keema is the Indian word for "minced meat" curry.

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Kefalograviera

Kefalograviera refers to a Greek mild Gruyère-type cheese that is made from either sheep's or cow's milk.

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Kefalotyri

Kefalotyri refers to a tangy hard cheese from Greece that is made from sheep and goat's milk. Kefalotyri has a tangy flavor and a sharp aroma that is somewhat similar to Italian Pecorino, and has a pale, golden yellow color. Saltier and harder than Kasseri cheese, Kefalotyri is generally served grated over cooked dishes. If not available, Kefalotyri can be subsituted by Parmesan or Romano cheese

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