Look up: Kasha

1. Kasha
   Crushed buckwheat groats.
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2. Kasha
   Kasha is a Russian dish of boiled or baked buckwheat.
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3. Kasha
   Buckwheat grouts.
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4. Kasha
   (Vegetarian) Roasted buckwheat groats (hulled grain) that have a toasted, nutty flavor.
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5. kasha
   [n] - boiled or baked buckwheat
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6. kasha
   noun boiled or baked buckwheat
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7. kasha
   (from the article `buckwheat`) ...percent protein, 2 percent fat, and small amounts of vitamins B1 and B2. In eastern European cookery the hulled kernels, or groats, cooked and ...
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8. Kasha
   Kasha is a soft, silky fabric made of wool mixed with goat's hair. It became popular during the 1920s.
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9. Kasha
   `Kasha` is a cereal commonly eaten in Eastern Europe. In English, kasha generally refers to buckwheat groats, but in Slavic countries, kasha refers to porridge in general and can be made from any cereal, especially buckwheat, wheat, barley, oats, millet, and rye. At least a thousand ye...
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10. Kasha
    (Pendragon series) `Kasha` was a fictional character in The Pendragon Adventure book series by D. J. MacHale and also the Traveler from the jungle territory of Eelong. Kasha made her appearance in book 5 of the series, Black Water (novel), although she has been mentioned in later books. After...
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