
Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidadian Callaloo
Callaloo
A Trinidadian dasheen-leaf dish simmered smooth with okra, coconut milk, aromatics, and often crab or salted pork; served as a soup, side, or sauce with rice and meat.
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Trinidad and Tobago
Callaloo
A Trinidadian dasheen-leaf dish simmered smooth with okra, coconut milk, aromatics, and often crab or salted pork; served as a soup, side, or sauce with rice and meat.

Mexico
Tacos of slow-cooked, then crisped, beef tripe.

Northern Portugal, Portugal
Tripas aos molhos is a Portuguese meat dish from Vila Real District, cooked with local seasoning until the defining cut is tender and well browned.

Centro, Portugal
Tripas de Aveiro is a Portuguese pancake from Aveiro, made from a thin batter and served with its regional sweet filling or topping.

Porto, Portugal
Porto-style tripe and bean stew with chorizo, a hearty dish that gave Porto its nickname Tripeiros.

Sri Lanka
බබත්
Beef or goat stomach and intestines cleaned thoroughly and cooked in a dark, spicy curry with roasted curry powder and coconut milk, eaten with pittu or rice.

Aruba
Sopi di Mondongo
Sopi di mondongo; a traditional Aruban tripe soup; made with tripe, spices, a medley of vegetables, and West Indian pumpkin (calabas); a hearty soup popular with locals; a feature of Aruban cuisine; a culinary adventure for the brave; a staple of the midday meal; a traditional dish.

Costa Rica
Sopa de mondongo
Tripe soup with beef tripe, vegetables, potatoes, and yuca in a flavorful broth with cumin and oregano, hearty and adventurous.

Guadeloupe
Bébélé
A traditional tripe soup from Marie-Galante; a thick, nourishing soup with beef tripe, green banana (poyo), breadfruit, small dombrés, and Creole spices; slow-cooked to tenderize the tripe; a main course for family meals; the bebélé that is a Marie-Galante specialty.

Hungary
Pacalleves
Tripe Soup is a hearty soup with beef tripe, vegetables, paprika, and vinegar.

Romania
Ciorbă de burtă
Beef tripe simmered until soft in a broth soured with vinegar and enriched with egg yolk, cream and a great deal of garlic.

Slovakia
Držková polievka
Tripe cut into strips and stewed with paprika, marjoram and a great deal of garlic into a thick red soup.

Hungary
Pacalpörkölt
Tripe Stew is a beef tripe slowly cooked with onions, garlic, paprika, and spices until tender.

South Sudan
Marara
South Sudanese tripe dish; cow stomach lining cleaned and slow-cooked with onions, tomatoes, and chili; a delicacy often eaten at celebrations; chewy, spicy, and rich; found at specialty restaurants and butcher shops.

Puerto Rico
Three meats — roast pork, ham and steak — piled into pan sobao with cheese, potato sticks, lettuce and mayoketchup, then pressed.

France
Tripoux are rolls of veal or lamb tripe stuffed with herbs, simmered slowly until tender in a savory broth.

Florence, Italy
Florentine-style tripe simmered with tomato, Parmigiano, and vegetables, baked in a dish. A humble Tuscan second course.

Rome, Italy
Roman-style tripe simmered with tomato, mint, Pecorino, and soffritto. A humble 'quinto quarto' (fifth quarter) dish of offal cookery.

Slovenia
Salted, dried curd cheese shaped into a small breast-like cone and decorated with carved wooden stamps, made only by herders on Velika Planina.

Parma, Italy
Ligurian short twisted pasta tossed with Genovese basil pesto—basil, pine nuts, garlic, Parmigiano, Pecorino, and olive oil pounded in a mortar.

Slovenia
Trojanski krofi
Outsized jam doughnuts sold at the pass at Trojane, the compulsory stop on the old road between Ljubljana and Celje.

Norway
A Norwegian dessert of whipped cream with lingonberries and sugar, fluffy and pink, a national and festive classic. A national and autumn staple, sweet and tart treat, a unique and fluffy cream, a dessert, a pudding.

Madagascar
Fresh fish cooked Malagasy-style with tomato, ginger, garlic and herbs.

Slovenia
Tropinovec, Slovenian grape-pomace brandy distilled from the pressed skins and seeds left after winemaking.

United States
Trout fillets sautéed in butter with toasted almonds and lemon.

France
Truite meunière
Trout dredged in flour and pan-fried in brown butter with lemon.

Argentina
Smoked Patagonian trout, cured and cold-smoked over lenga wood. A regional specialty, served as a starter with bread, cheese, and Patagonian wine.

Argentina
Patagonian trout (brown or rainbow) from the region's pristine lakes and rivers, grilled, smoked, or baked. A staple of Andean-Patagonian cuisine, often served with calafate sauce.

Vienna, Austria
Trześniewski Brötchen are small open-faced rye sandwiches from Vienna topped with finely mixed savoury spreads.

Hanoi, Vietnam
Trà sen
Tra sen, green tea scented inside living lotus flowers or with hand-gathered stamens, is a named Hanoi luxury product with a hard summer window.

Luxembourg
Luxembourg's black pudding, made with pig's blood, cabbage and onion rather than groats, sliced and fried and eaten with apple sauce and mashed potato.

Poland
A standard Polish mead, made with one part honey to three parts water, aged for months. A sweet, light, aromatic drink, a traditional mead, served warm or cold, a common variant.

Mongolia
Цагаан тос
White butter made by separating and clarifying the fat from dairy, then keeping the pale, rich product for serving with tea and ceremonial foods. Tsagaan tos is a specialized dairy fat, not a cheese or a sweet cake.

Cyprus
Τσαμαρέλλα
Goat meat boned, heavily salted, dried in the sun and rubbed with dried oregano until it is hard and intensely savoury.

Tibet, Bhutan
糌粑
Roasted barley flour, the staple of the Tibetan plateau, mixed with tea and butter into a dough.

Madagascar
Red beans cooked with tomato, onion and ginger as a Malagasy rice accompaniment.