cacciatore
Caesar salad
dressing
café
café
au lait
(coffee
with hot
milk)
cafe mocha
cafeteria
(restaurant,
Spanish-
American)
caffeine
caffe latte
canapés
cannellini
(beans)
cannelloni
(shells)
cantaloupe
capellini
(angel hair
pasta)
cappuccino
carafe
caramel
apples (not
carameled
apples)
carb choices
catsup (prefer ketchup)
cayenne
pepper (not
ground red
pepper)
CDE (certified diabetes educator; no periods)
champagne/Champagne
(use upper
case only
for reference
to French
Champagne)
charlotte
russe
cheese (see
attached
list)
cheese ball
cheeseburger
cheesecake
cheesecloth
chicken
Kiev
Child, Julia
(not Julia
Childs)
chile peppers
chili powder
chili sauce
chili [soup]
(plural
chilies)
chipotle
ciabatta
cilantro
(leaf of
the coriander
plant, an
herb; see
coriander)
cinnamon
coffee cake
cognac
coleslaw
compote
confectioner’s
sugar (prefer
powdered
sugar)
cookie sheet
(when making
cookies)
cooktop
(but range
top, stove
top)
cookware
coriander
(seed of
the coriander
plant, a
spice; see
cilantro)
corn bread
cornflakes
(no longer
trademark)
cornhusk
Cornish
game hen
cornmeal
corn on
the cob
(not hyphenated)
cornstarch
corn syrup
corn whiskey
countertop
crab apple
crabmeat
cran- (Cranapple
is trademark;
use cranberry)
cream of
tartar
crème
crème
brûlée
crème
de cacao
crème
de cassis
crème
de menthe
crème
fraîche
crepe
crimini
crisp-tender
Crock Pot
(trademark;
use slow
cooker)
croissant
crouton
crudités
cucumber
Cuisinart
(trademark;
use food
processor)
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