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Tournédos Rossini is the French dish of sauteed tournedos garnished with foie gras and truffles. Tournedos refer to to a small beef steak cut from the tenderloin; center portion of beef filet that is often grilled or sautéed.

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Tourner is a French term which means to give certain vegetables a regular long shape using a knife; and tp mix ingredients together by mixing in a circular motion

Tourner is pronounced "tour-nay"

Deutsch: Toxizität / Español: Toxicidad / Português: Toxicidade / Français: Toxicité / Italiano: Tossicità

Toxicity in the food context refers to the presence of harmful substances, either naturally occurring or introduced, that can pose health risks when ingested. These toxins can originate from various sources, including natural compounds in foods, environmental contaminants, food additives, or chemicals introduced during food processing. Understanding and managing toxicity in food is crucial to ensure food safety and prevent health issues related to toxic exposure.

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Toyo is a Filipino word for soy sauce

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Tørrfisk refers to one of the typical dishes from Norway which is actually a dry cod fish. Like other famous fish dishes (Gravlaks, Lutefisk or Rakfisk) Torrfisk is said to be not so popular in Norway, but are exported in huge amounts in other countries like Brazil, Spain and Portugal

Traami refers to a large Indian metal dish from which several people eat together at a Kashmiri feast.

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Koreans have developed a variety of traditional sweets and beverages which make nutritious snacks and delicious desserts.

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Deutsch: Tradition
A tradition is a belief or behavior passed down within a group or society with symbolic meaning or special significance with origins in the past. Common examples include holidays or impractical but socially meaningful clothes (like lawyer wigs or military officer spurs), but the idea has also been applied to social norms such as greetings.

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Trago refers to the Bolivian alcoholic drink of cane.

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Travailler is a French term meaning "to work", "to knead", mix, soften

Travailler is pronounced "tra-vie-yay"