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Takokak

Takokak is the Indonesian word for "eggplant" or "aubegine", a kind of vegetable used all over in all types of cuisine all over the world. A very reliable vegetable made into a lot of delicious dishes. Takokak is used a lot in the Philippines, or all of Asian nations, and in Germany, they are now getting popular and was probably introduced by so many Turkish and Persias who live in Germany. My German husband never likes Eggplant, but when we eat in our favorite Persian restaurant, he always orders Eggplant stuffed with Hackfleisch (ground meat) with sauce. I grew up eating eggplant, one of the cheapest vegetables found in the Philippines.

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Tastykake

Tastykake refers to one of the foods which the people of Philadelphia loves; a prepackaged , snack-sized dessert and the brandname for a line of snack foods manufactured by the Tasty Baking Company. Tastykake is available in several varieties such as Butterscotch Krimpet, Chocolate Junior, Kandy Kakes, and Tasty Pies and can be purchased at any convenience stores in the city. Tastykake was baked in town since 1917.

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Tales

Tales is Indonesian word for "Taro" which is also commonly known as Elephant ear or Dasheen. There are a variety of recipes using parts of the Taro plant, from the leaves to the fruit. The corm can be baked, boiled or roasted. Taro flour, bread and chips are the other commercial products made from taro. There are many Filipino dishes which uses taro as the main ingredient, like Laing.

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Tiraditos

Tiraditos refer to a dish made of fish which is similar to Ceviche though the fish is cut into strips instead of the chunks and it is made without sliced onions giving it a lighter flavor. Tiradito is a typical dish from the North Coast of Peru.

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Tibs Fitfit

Tibs Fitfit refers to Ethiopian meat dish that is made of cubed tender beef or lamb marinated and cooked with tomato, garlic and Berbere sauce mixed Injera pieces.

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Tinürü

Tinürü refers to the name of the old ovens where traditional breads were mostly baked at home in the earlier times. Tinürü is now called "Tandir". Based on Turkey's historical records, assorted flavored breads were created with the addition of butter, spices and fragrant herbs during the feast days of the olden days. Flavorings used were usually spices and herbs, such as salt, cumin, nigella seed, fennel, saffron, sesame, mustard and watermelon seeds. Delicious flavored breads, sesame, watermelon, sunflower and poppy seeds are still being used nowadays in Germany, Bread with watermelon seeds is my favorite, especially when it is freshly baked, even the watermelon seeds are crispy. I can not resist these breads, one of my favorite things in Germany.

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