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| | | | | Jalapeño : a short,
tapering chile with thick flesh, a moderately hot, green vegetable flavor and a dark green color (a red version is also available;
it is a green chili that has been allowed to ripen); available fresh or canned;named for the Mexican city of Jalapa.
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| | | | | Jam : fresh whole fruit and sugar cooked into a spread that preserves well.
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| | | | | Jambalaya
: a Creole dish of ham, shrimp, crayfish and or sausage (usually chaurice) cooked with rice, tomatoes, green peppers,
onions and seasonings.
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| | | | | Jack_Cheese ; see Monterey Jack cheese.
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| | | | | Jardinière
: vegetables cut into strips or a soup containing such vegetables.
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| | | | | Jelly :
a clear preserve of strained fruit juice with sugar. Jelly of another sort is made by boiling animal or fish bones and tissue.
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| | | | | Jelly_Roll : a thin sponge
cake spread with jelly or filling and rolled up.
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| | | | | Jerk : a Jamaican preparation method in which meats and poultry are marinated in herbs and spices, then
cooked over a pimento (allspice) wood fire; commercial blends of jerk spices are available.
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| | | | | Jeroboam :
an oversized bottle, generally holding up to 4 quarts.
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| | | | | Jigger : a liquid measure equal to 1 1/2 fluid ounces.
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| | | | | Johnnycake : Journey Cake :
a classic corn bread unique because the meal is water-ground and made from white sweet corn.
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| | | | | Joint : to cut; to cut into pieces at the joint. Also, a British cut of meat for roasting.
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| | | | | Jug : a stew made
of game meat, particularly hare - jugged hare. The blood of the animal is used in the stew and it is cooked in a jug or an
earthenware pot.
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| | | | | Juice : the liquid released or squeezed from any raw food, whether animal or vegetable, but particularly
fruit.
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| | | |  | Jujube
: the edible fruit of a tropical plant also known as the Chinese date. Also, a chewy gelatin candy.
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| | | | | Julienne : to slice food into very thin shreds or strips.
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| | | | | Junket :milk
which has been thickened with rennet, sweetened and is served as dessert. Also, trade name for a flavored dessert mix including
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