Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A measure of capacity used in Denmark and Norway, equal to 4.1 United States pints or 3.4 imperial pints.
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Examples
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In Maharshtra cabbage is used as substitute for onion to make satvic food in dishes like kande pohe, Kanda bhaji etc. and we get a whole new taste.
Cabbage Paneer Bhurji Anjali 2007
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In Maharshtra cabbage is used as substitute for onion to make satvic food in dishes like kande pohe, Kanda bhaji etc. and we get a whole new taste.
Archive 2007-06-01 Anjali 2007
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As we ate the traditional funeral food, kande corn cooked with beans, I told these stories to all who were nearby, and I felt a little better.
Archive 2009-02-01 Schuyler 2009
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As we ate the traditional funeral food, kande corn cooked with beans, I told these stories to all who were nearby, and I felt a little better.
A day I almost died Schuyler 2009
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On a low budget, this meant we could only afford to make ‘kande’— a mix of corn and beans.
Archive 2008-06-01 Gail 2008
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We had to get a 50-gallon drum to boil the kande for 350 people.
Archive 2008-06-01 Gail 2008
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On a low budget, this meant we could only afford to make ‘kande’— a mix of corn and beans.
An Alaskan in Tanzania......................And on to Honduras Gail 2008
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We had to get a 50-gallon drum to boil the kande for 350 people.
An Alaskan in Tanzania......................And on to Honduras Gail 2008
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Another awesome combination, I have tasted is "Kalya Vatanyache Pohe" where black peas are added to the kande pohe.
Archive 2007-11-01 Meera 2007
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Another awesome combination, I have tasted is "Kalya Vatanyache Pohe" where black peas are added to the kande pohe.
Kalya Vatanyachi Amti Meera 2007
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