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  • Kaab el ghazal

    Crescent gazelle-horn pastries filled with almond paste and orange-blossom water. Ready in 1 hour 30 minutes prep and 20 minutes…

  • Jus de tamarin

    Sweet-sour tamarind pulp steeped and strained into a chilled juice. Ready in 20 minutes prep and none cooking. About 2…

  • Jus de gingembre

    Blended fresh ginger with water, sugar and lemon, served fiery and very cold. Ready in 20 minutes prep and none…

  • Jus de baobab

    Chalky-tart juice from powdered baobab fruit pulp, milky and sweetened. Ready in 20 minutes prep and none cooking. About 2…

  • Jus d’avocat

    Thick avocado and milk shake blended with almonds, dates and sugar. Ready in 15 minutes prep and none cooking. Serves…

  • Kacha Golla

    Loose, crumbly fresh-cheese sweet eaten with a spoon rather than shaped. Ready in 30 minutes prep and 30 minutes cooking.…

  • Kachasu

    Potent home-distilled spirit from maize or sugarcane. A wine & spirit recipe from Malawi.

  • Kac kac

    Fried dough diamonds, lightly sweet and crisp. Ready in 30 minutes prep and 25 minutes cooking. About 40 pieces. A…

  • Kakigori

    Feather-fine shaved ice drenched in syrup, often with condensed milk and beans. Ready in 20 min prep and 10 min…

  • Kaka pizon

    Small knobbly fritters of fried sweetened dough, sold by the bagful. Ready in 20 minutes prep and 25 minutes cooking.…