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Terms in Finnish 1691-1700 of 2262

sarviapila

/SAHR-vee-ah-pee-lah/
[Finnish]

Fenugreek. The seeds impart a distinctive, smoky flavour to dishes. Both the leaves and seeds are used, in the same way as they are for coriander (US: cilantro).

sarviapilansiemen

/SAHR-vee-ah-pee-lahn-SYAY-mayn/
[Finnish]

Fenugreek seeds. The seeds impart a distinctive, smoky flavour to dishes. Both the leaves and seeds are used, in the same way as they are for coriander (US: cilantro).

sarvimeloni

/SAHR-vee-MAY-loh-nee/
[Finnish]

Kiwano. Horned melon. A strange-looking egg-shaped fruit. The mouthfuls of cool cucumbery seeds are enclosed in a spiky, warty, green or reddish-yellow skin. It is eaten by halving it and scooping out the seeds.

satsumoita

/SAHT-soo-moh-ee-tah/
[Finnish]

Satsumas are a sweet, seedless, slightly flattened looking variety of mandarin orange, grown only in Japan and Spain.

savariini

/SAH-vah-ree-nee/
[Finnish]

Savarin. A large, ring-shaped yeast cake which is effectively a large baba soaked in rum or kirsch syrup and filled with confectioner's custard. Small versions can also be made.

savoijinkaali

/SAH-voh-ee-yeen-KAH-lee/
[Finnish]

Savoy cabbage. A lovely, solidly packed cabbage with solidly crinkly leaves.

savonlinnan kermakakku

/SAH-vohn-lee-nahn KAYR-mah-kah-koo/
[Finnish]

A pound cake made with double cream (US: heavy cream), eggs, sugar and flour.

savu(stettu)

/SAH-voo-stay-too/
[Finnish]

Smoked

savukinkku

/SAH-voo-KEEN-koo/
[Finnish]

Smoked ham

savusiika

/SAH-voo-see-kah/
[Finnish]

Smoked whitefish or houting.