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More off member suggestions for the cooking terms. Hope they help.

Lars

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     According to my research, "gallocresto" is chicken.  Gallo=cock, cresto=crest or top.  Chickenheads?   On one translator, "criadas de tierra" comes out as "servant of earth."  I still can't find toferas.  

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