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Dictionary / Thesauraus Your Click & Glance Cooking Terminology/Reference Guide 1st Edition Terminology / Dictionary / Thesaurus Cooking and Ingredient Terminology, Wine and Cheese Terminology. "Easy To Understand" Terminology Explanations for all your cooking needs. Conversion Charts Weights, Measures, Volumes, Temperatures + Helpful Conversions "Easy To Follow" conversions for all your cooking needs. For ease of navigation Use the PDF Bookmarks on the Left. The titles in the Contents below are also clickable links. For more quality E-books, Software and More at Wholesale Prices.....Click Here Now!!! Contents TERMINOLOGY / DICTIONARY / THESAURUS ................................................................................................. 1 COOKING AND INGREDIENT TERMINOLOGY, WINE AND CHEESE TERMINOLOGY. .............................. 1 "EASY TO UNDERSTAND" TERMINOLOGY EXPLANATIONS FOR ALL YOUR COOKING NEEDS. ......... 1 "EASY TO FOLLOW" CONVERSIONS FOR ALL YOUR COOKING NEEDS. ..................................................... 1 FOR EASE OF NAVIGATION USE THE PDF BOOKMARKS ON THE LEFT. THE TITLES IN THE CONTENTS BELOW ARE ALSO CLICKABLE LINKS. ............................................................................................. 1 FOR MORE QUALITY E-BOOKS, SOFTWARE AND MORE AT WHOLESALE PRICES.....CLICK HERE NOW!!! .................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 CONTENTS .......................................................................................................................................................................... 2 COOKING & INGREDIENT TERMS – .......................................................................................................................... 4 COOKING & INGREDIENT TERMS – A ....................................................................................................................................... 4 COOKING & INGREDIENT TERMS – B ..................................................................................................................................... 10 COOKING & INGREDIENT TERMS - 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