The name of which feature of a volcano comes from the Spanish for 'cooking pot'?
Kell (volcano) Kell (volcano) Kell () is a small extinct Holocene stratovolcano. It is located just north of the Zheltovsky volcano, within the Prizrak caldera on the southeast coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia. Because of its remote and inaccessible location, most information about the volcano comes from aerial surveys. The volcano was discovered during an aerial survey in 1946. The Prizrak caldera has a diameter of about 4 km. It is located on top of the site of an ancient stratovolcano whose base has a diameter of about 10 km. The slopes of the caldera feature a network of erosional
Clay pot cooking pot”) are mainly used to cook meat or stew in the oven. Since its introduction in 1967, it has influenced cooking traditions in Germany and neighbouring countries. In Spanish cooking a ceramic roaster known as "olla de barro" is used. The "pignata" is a vase shaped pot used for cooking beside a fireplace or in a wood fired oven. Clay pots are used in various South American and Mexican recipes. Native American civilizations traditionally cooked in clay pots, although they fell out of favor after European settlers' introduction of metal cookware. In the modern United States some cooks choose to