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cupful of white

Year-round, as eggs are produced continuously in commercial and domestic settings.

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cupfuls water

Year-round

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cup: grated dry coconut

Year-round. As a dried, processed product with long shelf stability, grated coconut is available consistently throughout the year regardless of fresh coconut seasonality.

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cup of all-purpose flour

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cup of water

Year-round

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cup red kidney beans soaked overnight

Year-round. Dried red kidney beans are shelf-stable and available throughout the year; fresh/green versions are seasonal (summer to early fall) depending on region.

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cups

Year-round

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cup semisweet chocolate chips

Year-round

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cup split husked green gram washed well

Year-round; dried split husked green gram is shelf-stable and available throughout the year in markets with South Asian ingredients.

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cup water

Year-round

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cut into 1/4" cubes -

Year-round

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cut into 1-inch pieces

Year-round

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cut into bite size peices

Year-round (applicable to all ingredients regardless of season).

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cuts for garnish

Year-round. Garnish techniques apply to available seasonal produce and herbs throughout the year; execution remains consistent regardless of season.

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cutting board

Year-round

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c. vanilla-flavored pieces

Year-round

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c vanilla wafer crumbs

Year-round

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c. warm water

Year-round

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c water

Year-round

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c.water

Year-round

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c. water

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c water; hot

Year-round

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c water or stock

Year-round

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c yeast cake

Year-round; availability varies by region, though it is most readily sourced from commercial bakeries, specialty food suppliers, and some grocery retailers in Europe and Asia.

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dag cooked beans

Year-round. Dried legumes are shelf-stable and available throughout the year, with cooked preparations prepared on demand.

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dag yeast

Year-round, though traditional tej fermentation and consumption are especially associated with holidays, celebrations, and the rainy season in Ethiopian and Eritrean cultures.

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dairy-free soy or rice ice cream

Year-round, as commercially produced frozen desserts available in retail settings throughout the year.

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dark chocolate

Year-round. Cacao harvesting occurs twice annually in most regions, and chocolate production is not seasonally dependent, making dark chocolate consistently available throughout the year.

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dark sweet chocolate

Year-round; dark sweet chocolate is a shelf-stable processed product available throughout the year, though chocolate consumption peaks during winter holidays and Valentine's Day.

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ddeokbokee ddeok

Year-round. Ddeokbokee ddeok is a shelf-stable processed ingredient widely available in Korean markets and increasingly in Asian specialty stores globally. Fresh versions are also made daily in Korea and are available year-round, though consumption peaks during festive occasions and winter months.

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decorating icing

Year-round.

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decorations

Year-round, depending on the specific decorative element used. Fresh herb and edible flower availability varies seasonally, though cultivated varieties are increasingly available year-round in most markets.

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decorative containers or plastic bags

Year-round

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deep

Year-round

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deep 24cm blind-baked pastry case

Year-round

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deep dish unbaked pie shell

Year-round. Unbaked pie shells are shelf-stable frozen or refrigerated products available continuously in supermarkets.

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deep fried kerupuk

Year-round. Uncooked kerupuk is shelf-stable and widely available in Asian markets and specialty stores, with no seasonal variation in availability or quality.

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deep fried soybean cake

Year-round. Deep fried soybean cake is shelf-stable when refrigerated and can be prepared fresh or purchased pre-fried from markets and vendors at any time of year.

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deep fried tempeh

Year-round

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deep fryer. do not even try to bake

Year-round

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deep sauté pan or wok

Year-round

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dessert topping

Year-round; however, specific toppings vary seasonally. Fresh fruit toppings peak in spring and summer, while warm sauce toppings are more common in autumn and winter preparations.

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deveined

Year-round, as this is a preparation technique rather than a seasonal ingredient.

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devil's food cake mix

Year-round

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diagonal

N/A—this is a cutting technique applicable year-round to seasonal produce as it becomes available.

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dice

Year-round

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diced

Year-round

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did

Fresh dill peaks in late spring through summer (May-August in Northern Hemisphere), though dried dill and seeds are available year-round.

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dippables: double chocolate chunk brownie chips

Year-round

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dipping chocolate

Year-round

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directions

Year-round

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dlaku sa evine kose

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dl boiling

Year-round

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dl boiling milk or fish stock

Year-round. Both milk and fish are available consistently; however, certain fish species used for stock may have seasonal availability variations depending on regional fisheries.

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dl boiling salted water

Year-round

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dl sweet bread crumbs

Year-round

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dl water for boiling

Year-round

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double boiler

Year-round

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double crust pastry

Year-round; pie-making ingredients are shelf-stable and available throughout the year, though fruit pies are traditionally associated with seasonal fruit availability.

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double pie crust for an 8-inch pie

Year-round. Pie crust ingredients (flour, butter, salt, water) are shelf-stable and available consistently, though certain pie fillings (particularly fresh fruit) have seasonal availability.