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Chard or
Swiss chard (/tʃɑːrd/; Beta
vulgaris subsp. vulgaris,
Cicla Group and
Flavescens Group) is a
green leafy vegetable. In the
cultivars of the Flavescens...
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Turnip Top (Spanish: Cara de
acelga) is a 1987
Spanish road
movie and
comedy film
directed and
starred by José Sacristán, also
featuring Fernando Fernán...
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Gibraltarian cuisine is the
result of a long
relationship between the
people of
Spanish Andalusia and
those of
Great Britain, as well as the many foreigners...
- Nanny)
Paloma 1986 Tras el
cristal (In a Gl**** Cage)
Griselda 1987 Cara de
acelga (Turnip Top) Olga Nominated-Goya
Award for Best
Actress 1991 High Heels...
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California Sugar Plant Dyer New
Delhi Bristol Greenville Von
Schriltz Acelga Santa Ana
River Repollo Apio
Planta Nimock Talbert Cordero Lambs Remolacha...
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possible adaptation of the
Chinese city Tsö-Thung [citation needed].
acelga: Chard. From
Arabic as-salq (السَّلْق) of the same meaning[ʔlsːslq] (listen)...
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grown corn (maíz),
squash (calabacitas), fava
beans (habas),
chard (
acelgas), and
prickly pear (nopales).
Culinary herbs such as
rosemary (romero)...
- El
viaje a
ninguna parte (Voyage to Nowhere)
Carlos Galván 1987 Cara de
acelga (Turnip Top)
Antonio Also
director and
writer 1989 El
vuelo de la paloma...
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fried dough balls of
different types, the most
common one are buñuelos de
acelga, buñuelos de
sesos (doughs that
contains brain), buñuelos de
manzana (apple...
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consistency made from the soft
parts of a pig's head.
Ajiaco Carbonada Guiso de
acelga:
Chard stew Charquicán Charquicán de
cochayuyo Chileans enjoy all kinds...
