Foods
An egg boiled for a short time (soft boiled) was called melàton or vouttetòn due to its runny yolk. On the other hand, an egg boiled for a long time (hard boiled), was called pektò or sfiktò. The…
Traditional Recipes
The legumes, greens and sausage are cooked in a tomato and onion sauce. A recipe based on ingredients of the traditional Cypriot cuisine, combined in an original way.
Traditional Recipes
"Clean the mallows from the outer leaves and leave only the small shoots and tender stems. Then cut them into pieces..." (Xenophontas Lazarou, Nicosia Politikon)
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The half-boiled local louvi (black eyed beans), white and large, is added to fried onion and vinegar to cook.
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Fresh broad beans are cooked with garlic and a flour & vinegar batter.
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Tremithies are the shoots of the terebinth tree. These are boiled and eaten with eggs as a tasty and original Cypriot omelette.
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Easy, quick and nutritious dish that the hostess would prepare for guests arriving on short notice. The recipe comes from Pano Amiantos, but it is made throughout the country.
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"When the garlic is browned, add the mallows, some salt and half a cup of water." (Anna Sergiou, Komi Kepir Kyrenia)
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" Sauté the onion lightly in the oil. Add the water, mallows, salt and the tomato pulp." (Melani Michaelides, Asgata, Limassol)
Foods
Malva parviflora, a native edible green.
Foods
Edible green. Malva sylvestris.
Traditional Recipes
Boil the potatoes with their skin on. When cool, cut into pieces and mix with the boiled eggs and the rest of the salad ingredients.
Traditional Recipes
Variation of the "xithkia" (stew), in which, along with vinegar, beaten eggs are added to the meat. The recipe comes from Kato Mylos in the area of Pitsilia (Limassol district).
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In a bowl, beat the eggs well. When all the water has evaporated, add salt and add the eggs." ( Yiota Kyriakidou, Kyperounda)
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“In a pan, bring the oil to a boil and add the strouthouthkia. Let them cook and then add the eggs..." ("Kyperounda")
Traditional Recipes
The recipe originates from Vavatsinia village in the mountainous province of Larnaca and was a favourite food in that region.