Also called trotters, pig's feet (including ankles) are bony, sinewy, and high in gelatin. They are sold pickled, smoked, and fresh. They are good in soups and stews and require long and slow cooking.

An Italian fresh (uncooked) sauce made with basil (finely chopped), pine nuts, garlic, Parmesan cheese, and olive oil. It's often used with pasta.

A type of cake (usually sponge cake) that is made with coffee or is coffee flavored.

The cream-colored vegetable fat extracted from the cocoa bean. It has a mild chocolate aroma and flavor, and is used in cooking (e.g. chocolate, pastries, etc.) as well as in cosmetics and soaps.