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Terms in Greek 361-370 of 1573

φλαούνες(flaoúnes)

[Greek]

Square cheese tarts from Cyprus

φλασκί(flaskí)

[Greek]

Calabash. Some types of gourd are described as calabashes. There is a sweet calabash used from the United States to Africa and Sri Lanka. In Japan the flesh of some calabashes is dried, cut into thin strips and used to garnish soups. When dried the fruits can be hollowed out and used as bowls or formed into kitchen utensils.

φλογέρες(floyéres)

[Greek]

Walnut or almond or minced meat rolls

φωλιά πουλιού(foliá poulioú)

[Greek]

Birds' nests. The birds' nests used for soup are built by the salangane, a type of Chinese swallow.

φοντί τυριού(fontí tirioú)

/fohn-TEE tee-RYOU/
[Greek]

Cheese dip

Φορμαέλλα Αράχωβας Παρνασσού(Formaélla Aráchovas Parnassoú)

[Greek]

A cheese. (PDO).

φούρνος(foúnos)

[Greek]

Baker(y). Oven. 'tou fournos' or 'sto fournos' means baked in the oven.

φραγκοσυκιά(fragosykiá)

[Greek]

Pricly pear plant

φραγκόσυκο(fragósyko)

[Greek] plural φραγκόσυκα (fragόsyka)

Prickly pear. The delicious but risky fruit of a cactus. The sweet, juicy flesh ripens from green to a deep apricot-pink colour. It is sensible to use leather gloves when dealing with these fruit as they are covered in fine, penetrating prickles. They are normally eaten raw but can be cooked, with the edible seeds becoming hard with cooking.

φραμπουάζ(frampouáz)

[Greek]

Raspberry