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apron


The belly skin of a fowl
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barbecue


The noun of this word means a rack for drying meats. The verb usage ‘barbecue’ would mean to slow cook on a rack over burning embers.
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beetroot


The globe root of the beet. The beet leaves are eaten also and these terms are to distinguish the two.
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Blanquet


A dish of light meat, such as veal, prepared with a white sauce.
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Caveach


A West Indian method of pickling fish
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Chardoon


A vegetable related to the thistle that has its stalk used in cooking similar to that of celery or rhubarb.
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Chibbol


A stone leek or rock onion of medium size.
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Chine


The spine or backbone, mainly referred to on a pig in culinary terminology.
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collar


Roll up a piece of meat, usually with a forcemeat inside, and tie it with string before cooking.
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Collops


Small slices of meat.
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