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Jabugo in Andalucia

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jackfruit

[English] plural jackfruits

Jack fruit. The fruits can be enormous, up to 1 meter (3 ft) in length and weigh as much as 100 lb (45 kg). For this reason they are most often sold ready cut, in sections. The colour of the flesh varies with the variety, and can be anything from yellow to pink. In appearance the exterior may b e light green, ripening to yellow brown, and covered in hard, knobbly spines. They grow in the Western Ghats range of mountains in India.

jackfruit seeds

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The seeds of the potentially enormous jack fruit can be peeled and cooked and have a flavour of chestnuts.

Jack Hawkins tomato

[English] plural Jack Hawkins tomatoes

A large, red tomato variety with little flavour.

Jack of All Trades pumpkin

[English] plural Jack of All Trades pumpkins

A round, orange variety of pumpkin, perfect for Hallowe'en lanterns.

Jack Snipe

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A smaller type of snipe, often silent when flushed.

Jacob's cattle bean

/JAY-kuhbz KA-tuhl been/
[English] plural Jacob's cattle beans

A large white dried heirloom bean. Steve Sando or Rancho Gordo describes these as "used mostly for Baked Beans and with a wax potato taste and texture".

Jacob sheep

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The breed standards state that the Jacob sheep is an alert, active sheep being upstanding and deep bodied, white with well defined black patches. Head and neck are generally black with a white blaze on the face extending down the chest. Both sexes are horned, bearing either two or four. Generally bred for wool.

Jade Pagoda

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A tall variety of Chinese leaves with dark green loose head.

jaggery

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Gur. Palm sugar, obtained from the sap of, usually, the date or Palmyra palm. It is used extensively in Indian cooking and has a flavour reminiscent of Demerara sugar (US: light brown (granulated) sugar). Palm sugar is the better quality of the two.