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By Christine Benlafquih, About.com Guide to Moroccan Food

Moroccan Words of the Day - Atay, Na'na' and Berrad

Wednesday October 28, 2009

Atay is the Moroccan Arabic word for tea. In Morocco, green tea is usually steeped in a berrad (Moroccan teapot) with lots of mint (na'na') and then sweetened with generous amounts of sugar.

The resulting drink is Morocco's famous mint tea, or atay bi na'na. The Moroccan Mint Tea Recipe tells how to make it, and you can see more Moroccan tea recipes in the glossary listing for atay.

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