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The food glossary +++ Popular Articles: 'Kamias', 'Kalkag', 'Kundol'

Kim Bob

Kim Bob refers to a Korean dish which is made of beef, vegetables and rice rolled in seaweed.

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Kima

Kima refers to a Kenyan stew with red chilies.

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Kimchi

Deutsch: Kimchi / Español: Kimchi / Português: Kimchi / Français: Kimchi / Italiano: Kimchi

Kimchi is a traditional Korean dish made from fermented vegetables, most commonly napa cabbage and Korean radishes, with a variety of seasonings including chili powder, scallions, garlic, ginger, and jeotgal (salted seafood). It is a staple in Korean cuisine and is known for its distinctive spicy and sour flavor.

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Kimochdun

Kimochdun refers to a festive bread from Hunza in Northern Pakistan.

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Kinakaw

Kinakaw refers to a milk-based sugar syrup coated pastry which can be worn like a ring on slender fingers.Kinakaw is easily pulverized in the mouth which is said to be brought about by the pork fat used to make the pastry. Kinakaw is one of the popular pastry from Sariaya, Quezon which is synonymous with rich pastries and milk-based sweets in various shapes and flavors which are enjoyed by both the locals and foreighners who visit place.

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Kinchay

Kinchay is a Filipino term for asian celery. Kinchay is also said to be a Chinese Parsley, the flat leaf variety of Parsley and not the one with curly leaves.

Kinchay is used in the Philippines in several ways, but I can remember that my mommy used the leaves only to garnish her Pancit Bihon (Rice Noodles).

In Germany, I used it a lot, but the variety with curled leaves as shown in the Picture below.

Kichay is usually mistaken as Wan Soy (Coriander/Cilantro) as they look alike in so many ways. So as not to make mistakes, I always get a small part of a leaf and smell. It is really the smell that one can recognize if it is a flat-leaf parsley or a Coriander/Cilantro as Corianer/Cilantro has that very Special smell different from Kichay (Chinese Parsley)

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King

King is a Thai word for ginger (Zingiber officinale): Ginger grows from underground stems, or rhisome.

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King Cake

King Cake refers to New Orleans extra-large oval doughnut pastry dusted with colored candied sugar. A plastic baby doll is hidden inside the cake and the lucky person who gets the piece of cake with the doll inside (and doesn't break a tooth or swallow it in the process!) buys the next cake for the next party throughout the Mardi Gras season. Mardi Gras season in New Orleans falls on Fat Tuesday, the day before Lent, the day to celebrate before the traditional Catholic tradition of sacrificing and fasting during the 40 days of Lent.

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Kingklip

Kingklip refers to an excellent firm-fleshed fish, usually served fried but also served baked in South Africa

Kinihad

Kinihad Literally means "sliced" rooting from the word Kihad meaning "slice". This is toasted bread cut into bite size portions minus butter and sugar. Likewise, Kinihad are thin slices of toasted bread much like Biscochos, but without the butter and sugar. Kinihad is the local product from Bacolod and Iloilo in the Visayas Island of the Philippines

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