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Tortetas refer to the salty/sweet meatballs from Monzon, a small town in the autonomous community of Aragon, Spain.
Tibs refers to crispy fried steak in Ethiopia which is one of their national specialties.
Tsipleonok Tabaka refers to Russian chicken dish which the meat is roasted on a spit.
Tafaya refers to a dish from South Yemen which is cooked using tomatoes and red Aden chilies.
In South Yemen, especially in the coastal towns of Aden and Hodeidah, fish is cooked in a unique and delicious way
Tic-tac, a brand of Aguadiente in El Salvador. Aguadiente is a liquor made from sugarcane.
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