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Tea

Deutsch: Tee
Tea is an aromatic beverage commonly prepared by pouring hot or boiling water over cured leaves of the tea plant, Camellia sinensis. After water, tea is the most widely consumed beverage in the world. It has a cooling, slightly bitter, and astringent flavour that many people enjoy.

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Tea Brack

Tea Brack refers to an Irish bread which is made without yeast or barm, but made with dried fruit, flour and soak in Irsih tea and sometimes whiskey and spices. The trick to making a Tea Brack is soaking the fruit over night in the tea. While this makes the dried fruit softer and more appealing in general, one must be careful when mixing the dough not to over knead or the rehydrated fruit will break up and speckle the cake. Tea Brack is also known as Barm Brack or Bambrack.

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Tears of the Queen

Tears of the Queen refers to a South African strong drink, usually gin or brandy

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Teashop

Deutsch: Teestube / Español: Tetería / Português: Casa de chá / Français: Salon de thé / Italiano: Sala da tè

Teashop is a venue, often quaint and intimate, where tea is the primary beverage served alongside a variety of accompaniments, such as pastries, cakes, and light snacks. Teashops provide a setting for enjoying tea, often emphasising quality, presentation, and a relaxed atmosphere.

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Teaspoon

Deutsch: Teelöffel / Español: Cucharadita / Português: Colher de chá / Français: Cuillère à café / Italiano: Cucchiaino

Teaspoon in the context of food refers to a unit of volume measurement commonly used in cooking and baking to measure small amounts of ingredients. It is abbreviated as tsp and is equivalent to approximately 5 millilitres (0.17 fluid ounces).

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Teatime

Deutsch: Zwischenmahlzeit / Español: La hora del té / Português: Hora do Chá / Français: L'heure du thé / Italiano: L'ora del tè

Teatime is a traditional British custom that refers to a light meal or snack in the late afternoon, typically consisting of tea served with a variety of accompaniments such as sandwiches, scones, cakes, and pastries. This tradition is not only a culinary event but also a social occasion, offering an opportunity for relaxation and conversation.

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Tec Tec

Tec Tec refers to clams which are harvested locally in Mauritius

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Technique

Deutsch: Technik / Español: Técnica / Português: Técnica / Français: Technique / Italiano: Tecnica

Technique in the food context refers to the specific methods and processes used in the preparation, cooking, and presentation of food. It includes skills and tools employed to transform raw ingredients into a finished dish, impacting texture, flavour, and appearance. Techniques range from basic, like boiling, to advanced, such as sous vide.

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Tee

Tee is a German word for tea

Teesari

Teesari is the Hindi word for "Mussels

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