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Terms in English 3081-3090 of 8494

dark molasses

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Black treacle. Known in the United States as molasses. In the manufacture of molasses, light molasses comes from the first boiling of the sugar syrup and is generally used as a syrup to served with desserts. Dark molasses comes from the second boiling and is less sweet, but thicker and darker than light molasses and is used in cooking robust foods such as gingerbreads or Boston baked beans. Blackstrap is the result of the third boiling, and is consequently even darker and more concentrated, but even less sweet. It is commonly used as cattle feed. It is erroneously thought to be nutrient rich.

Dark Purple Beefsteak tomato

[English] plural Dark Purple Beefsteak tomatoes

An indeterminate beefsteak tomato variety with very dark, pink purple fruits with dark shoulders. About 5 fruits, with good flavour, per truss are produced.

Dark Red Egyptian beetroot

[English] plural Dark Red Egyptian beetroots

Round variety of beetroot

dark roast

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A method of roasting coffee beans, nearly as dark as continental roast but with more subtle flavour.

Dashing Dan chile

[English] plural Dashing Dan chiles

A small variety of chilli that ripens through red to deep purple or black. It has a slightly tapering shape.

date

[English] plural dates

Dates are from the Middle East and California. When fresh, these are dark reddish-brown in colour with a thick outer skin and a slim centre stone. They should be clear-skinned fruits with a glossy sheen. They are very pleasant eaten raw as a dessert with cheeses such as Mascarpone or can be added to dishes such as savoury rice.

date palm

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Date palm

date plum

[English] plural date plums

Persimmon. Date plum. Kaki. A soft, sweet winter fruit similar to a large tomato, originating in China and unknown in Europe until shown in Paris in 1873. It has green skin which ripens to a glossy orange red. It is eaten as a dessert in fruit salads or used in jam (US: jelly).

Dauphiné

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Davatty

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A sheep's milk cheese.