- hot sauces,
pasta sauces and relishes, but is best
known for its
sweet piquanté pepper (a
cultivar of Capsi**** baccatum)
grown in the
Limpopo province...
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Sweet piquanté pepper is a
cultivar of Capsi****
baccatum grown in the
Limpopo province of
South Africa. Peppadew, a
brand known for
selling pickled sweet...
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London Hippodrome, and
Cecil Landeau's
Sauce Tartare (1949) and
Sauce Piquante (1950) at the
Cambridge Theatre. Also, in 1950, she
worked as a dancer...
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Archived from the
original on 13 June 2021.
Retrieved 12
February 2023. La
piquante Italienne est l'égérie de
Cartier depuis tout
juste dix ans. [The ****y...
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communist bloc."
Bondy 1967, p. 33. "désespérer Billancourt".
Langue sauce piquante (in French). 21
December 2007.
Archived from the
original on 30 June 2019...
- to
Tomato sauce.
Wikibooks Cookbook has a recipe/module on
Tomato Sauce Piquante The Cook's Decameron: A
Study In Taste,
Containing Over Two
Hundred Recipes...
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chili and ají
escabeche Bishop's
crown Lemon drop, ají limón or ají limo
Piquanté pepper Capsi****
baccatum flower Bishop's
crown fruit on the
plant Flower...
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Hippodrome 1949
Sauce Tartare Chorus girl
Cambridge Theatre 1950
Sauce Piquante Featured player Cambridge Theatre 1951–1952 Gigi Gigi
Fulton Theatre 24...
- tea,
ricotta salata, calf's
liver Entrée: cuttlefish, long beans,
sweet piquanté peppers,
bittersweet chocolate Dessert: baby bananas,
coconut flakes, pumpernickel...
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Pierre (2019-03-05). ""Le Nom de la rose" : la série d'OCS est
moins piquante que le film, mais le mystère
reste prenant" ["The Name of the Rose": the...
