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Espetada refers to Portugal's dish made of grilled skewers of marinated beef with garlic. Espetada is one of the most often served dishes in Portugal, particularly in Madeira as it is one of their local specialties. Tourists and visitors arriving at Madeira are quick to notice the ever presence of a mouth-watering smell enveloping the island. These crunchy beef brochettes are arranged on bay leaf sticks, which makes them just about the most aromatic meat dish on earth. To make Beef Espetadas, marinate beef tenderloin steaks in a mixture of olive oil, vinegar, onion, parsley, garlic, salt and pepper for about 6 hours. Then arrange the beef and the bay leaves on skewers, dividing the bay leaves among the meat chunks, and lasty grill.

Eksili Nohutlu Bamya refers to a Turkish dish of stewed mutton with okra and chickpeas.

Elbasan Tavasi refers to Turkish lamb casserole with yoghurt

Esmer Seker is another name of "brown sugar in Turkish. Brown Sugar is also known in Turkish as Kahverengi Seker.

Ezme Salatasi refers to a Turkish salad made of finely chopped red onion, tomato, red pepper and parsley.

Ede (Yoruba) are baby shrimps/crayfish (Penaeus sp. or Parapenaeopsis sp.). They are smoked and dried and used for flavoring soups and savory dishes. These dried and smoked shrimps are usually sold whole or grinded.

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