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Uses ingredient links a cuisine to the raw materials that define it. Wikipedia notes that "cheese and wine are a major part of the cuisine" of France, "with many variations" governed by regional appellation laws. This dimension shows which cuisines share the same defining ingredient even when their dishes look nothing alike.

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Staple IngredientSourced to the subject's own account
maize, beans, and rice 1
uses-ingredient

Chili Pepper

uses-ingredient
12 entries

Garlic

uses-ingredient
8 entries

Olive Oil

uses-ingredient
8 entries

Rice

uses-ingredient
6 entries

Fish Sauce

uses-ingredient
5 entries

Maize

uses-ingredient
5 entries

Wheat

uses-ingredient
5 entries

Cassava

uses-ingredient
4 entries

Potato

uses-ingredient
4 entries

Rye

uses-ingredient
4 entries

Coconut

uses-ingredient
3 entries

Coriander

uses-ingredient
3 entries

Cumin

uses-ingredient
3 entries

Ginger

uses-ingredient
3 entries

Soybean

uses-ingredient
3 entries

Barley

uses-ingredient
2 entries

Black Pepper

uses-ingredient
2 entries

Chorizo

uses-ingredient
2 entries

Lemongrass

uses-ingredient
2 entries

Palm Oil

uses-ingredient
2 entries

Pork

uses-ingredient
2 entries

Tomato

uses-ingredient
2 entries

Beetroot

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Black Bean

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Bulgur

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Cacao

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Cheddar Cheese

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Chutney

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Cinnamon

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Coconut Sugar

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Cod

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Date Syrup

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Feta

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Foie Gras

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Gochujang

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Golden Syrup

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Ham

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Harissa

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Lamb

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Lime

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Miso

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Mozzarella

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Mutton

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Napa Cabbage

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Okra

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Paprika

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Parmesan

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Peanut

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Pesto

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Pheasant

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Pistachio

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Poppy Seed

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Prosciutto

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Quinoa

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Rice Noodles

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Ricotta

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Saffron

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Salami

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Salsa

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Sriracha

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Sweet Potato

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Turmeric

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Veal

uses-ingredient
1 entry

Yak

uses-ingredient
1 entry
Sources
1. African Cuisine (Wikipedia)
WikipediaAfrican cuisine, East Africa section, staple foods
Quote, African cuisine, East Africa section, staple foods
Staples such as maize, beans, and rice are commonly consumed along with dishes like Ugali (a maize-based porridge) and sukuma wiki (a dish made from collard greens).
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