👉 In the context of Indian cuisine, a "kenche" refers to a small, round, and often flat-shaped dish typically made from rice or wheat flour. These dishes are traditionally served as a side dish for various main courses in Indian cooking. They can be filled with various fillings such as curd, vegetables, meat, cheese, or spices. The term "kenche" is commonly used to describe the shape and size of these small dishes.

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👉 "Kench" is a term in the Thai language that refers to an animal. It's commonly used to describe a large, black cat with distinctive white markings and a long tail. The term "kench" comes from the Thai word "kenn," which means "black cat." Kench are often kept as pets and have been featured in various Thai cultural and entertainment media.

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