- fruit, and greens. It has
common names including black seed squash,
chilacayote, cidra, fig-leaf gourd, and
Malabar gourd.
Compared to
other domesticated...
- eggs on the coastlines.
Vegetables included squash and
their seeds;
chilacayote; jicama, a kind of
sweet potato; and
edible flowers,
especially those...
-
consisting of sugar, fios de ovos (sweet egg yolk threads), and doce de gila (
chilacayote jam).
Flour is used to ****ist in
shaping the pastry. It was
created in...
- name "gila" is
derived from the
Nahuatl name "chilacayohtli" (English:
chilacayote), a
plant belonging to the
Cucurbitaceae family which includes cu****bers...
- (broken king cake) – it is like the
first one, but has also
cinnamon and
chilacayote jam (doce de gila) Bolo-Rainha (queen cake) –
similar to Bolo-Rei, but...
-
candies used to form
figures and is most po****r for Day of the Dead.
Chilacayote is a
candy made from a type of
melon of the same name,
which is prepared...
- ecuadorensis, origin: Ecuador's
Pacific coast C. ficifolia –
figleaf gourd,
chilacayote, alcayota; origin: Mexico, Panama,
northern Chile and
Argentina C. foetidissima...
-
variety of
mushrooms (often
harvested from the wild),
squash flowers,
chilacayote,
xoconostle (a kind of
cactus fruit),
nopal and epazote. Like neighboring...
- anacua)
Cacao Camote (sweet potato)
Cacahuete o
cacahuate (peanut)
Chayote Chilacayote Chile (chili pepper)
Ejote (green bean)
Elote (maize)
Epazote (Dysphania...
- the Bolo de arroz, and the Tentúgal pastries. Doce de gila (made from
chilacayote squash),
wafer paper, and
candied egg
threads called fios de ovos or...
