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chard Chard (Beta vulgaris, variety cicla).
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Also Known As Swiss chard • leaf beet

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Ceviche. Peruvian ceviche (sebiche). Raw seafood dish with lime, cilantro, peppers, plantains. Cuisine, food
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Chef tossing vegetables in a frying pan over a burner (skillet, food).
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