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	Allrecipes \| Cook's Encyclopedia \| cascabel chile
		Cascabel means "little round bell" or "rattle" in Spanish, a name alluding to the rattling sound this chile makes when shaken.
		This chile, with its rich nutty flavor and medium heat, is excellent in sauces, soups and other cooked dishes.
		The cascabel chile is also known as chile bola.
	allrecipes.com /advice/ref/ency/terms/5690.asp (104 words)

	SFA \| Vignettes \| Mi Tierra Cafe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		They weren’t surprised to see the usual Tex-Mex dishes like huevos rancheros or chorizo con huevo on the menu.
		But what really caught everyone’s attention (especially those from out of state) were lengua de res, the beef tongue breakfast taco; carne de puerco en chile cascabel, pork tips in red sauce served with scrambled eggs; and barbacoa mexicana, a Mexican-style beef barbecue that’s featured in a couple of breakfast plates.
		Mi Tierra is that kind of place, and has been for more than 60 years—ever since it opened as a three-table storefront in the city’s El Mercado west of downtown.
	www.southernfoodways.com /fea_mitierra.shtml (378 words)

	Newboats.com - All the Boats. All the specs. All the time.
		To break a spar or part a rope.
		Cascabel is the other term for the knob on a cannon, and comes from Spanish, Catalan, etc. Cascabellus = Little bell.
		I wonder if there is a connection in the similar way in which bronze bells and cannon were cast at the foundry.
	www.newboats.com /nautical_terms.jsp (12166 words)

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