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Terms in Greek 511-520 of 1573

γκριζοσαύριδο(grizosávrido)

[Greek]

Scad, jack or horse mackerel. The tough part near the tail must be removed before cooking. Fish which have a firm tail section and bright eyes are the ones to select. They are at their best from spring to autumn (US: fall). In Japan they are used for sashimi or sushi and may also be grilled, simmered or deep-fried.

γκριζόβατος(grizóvatos)

[Greek]

Skate

γυφτόψαρο(gyftópsaro)

[Greek]

Tench. A small freshwater fish of the carp family found in European rivers. It has dark skin and a muddy flavour, like many carp. It is advisable to soak it in salt water for a few hours before grilling or frying.

γύφτος(gýftos)

[Greek]

Tench. A small freshwater fish of the carp family found in European rivers. It has dark skin and a muddy flavour, like many carp. It is advisable to soak it in salt water for a few hours before grilling or frying.

γυλλάρι(gyllári)

[Greek]

Golden grey mullet. A fish from the grey mullet (US: striped mullet) family. It has gold spots on its head and at the front of the body.

χαλβάς(halvás)

/hal-VASS/
[Greek]

Halvas is a sweet block made with semolina (US: cream of wheat), olive oil or butter, sugar, nuts and cinnamon powder or with tahini and sugar.

χαρούπι(haroúpi)

[Greek] plural χαρούπια (haroúpia)

Carob bean. The fruit of a leguminous evergreen tree which grows in the eastern Mediterranean and which produces brown, leathery seed pods. The ripe seed pods contain an edible sweet gum or pulp, though the seeds are hard and inedible. The pulp is dried and ground into a powder resembling and used as a substitute for cocoa and chocolate powder.

χαρμάνι(harrmáni)

[Greek] plural χαρμάνια (harrmánia)

A blend

χυλόπιτες(hilópites)

[Greek]

Semolina pasta cut into small squares and dried, used with tomato sauce or ragù, or with lamb stew.

χωριάτικη(horiátiki)

/hoh-ree-AH-tee-kee/
[Greek]

"Country style." A salad which generally contains tomatoes, slices of cucumber, feta cheese, olives and olive oil, sometimes sprinkled with oregano.