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Terms in English 3021-3030 of 8494

cumin

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Cumin is a spice the seeds of which are generally roasted before addition to savoury dishes throughout most of the hot countries in the world. Serve a few seeds with soft cheese or Münster.

cumin seed

[English] plural cumin seeds

The white seeds of cumin are commonly used. It is a musty smelling spice, the flavour of which is improved by roasting or frying.

cup cake

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A cup cake is a fairy cake, a small, individual sponge cake, but with coloured icing (US: frosting). Fairy cakes are cup cakes without the icing.

curate’s eye

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This is a dish served at the Dragon School in Oxford and consists of bread with a circle cut out of the middle, fried and then an egg popped in for the last two minutes. Best cooked in dripping.

curd

[English] plural curds

Thick matter produced in milk when it goes sour.

curd cheese

[English]

A soft, unripened cow’s milk cheese with a slightly tart flavour.

curled octopus

[English] plural curled octopuses/curled octopi

The curled octopus is a small, pale-coloured octopus with curled tentacles which is boiled and served whole, perhaps with oil and vinegar.

Curled Red American

[English]

A variety of lettuce

curly endive

/ohn-deev/
[English]

Curly endive (US: chicory) is a slightly bitter salad green resembling a frizzy, crimped, crinkly lettuce with green leaves around a creamy yellow heart. It is used as a salad green.

curly kale

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Curly kale is collard greens which can grow up to 2m (6 ft) in height).