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 | | In England, casserole refers to a covered ovenproof dish used for the slow cooking of meat and vegetables; also, the meal cooked in the casserole is sometimes referred to as a casserole (e.g., casserole of chicken). |
 | | A typical American casserole may contain a mixture of noodles, pasta, or rice; beans, meat or fish; some vegetables; all bound together with a sauce (e.g., a white sauce), and often having a cheese and/or cracker or bread crumb topping. |
 | | In England, 'mince' is usually used as an adjective, as in minced beef ('ground beef', US), and this adjective is often shorted to a noun: 'mince' (meaning minced beef or other minced meat). |
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