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Pieces of pork, fried and cooked in wine and coriander, often served with pilaf bulgur with yoghurt.
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Afelia is a typical Cypriot pork dish with wine and coriander. They are often served with potatoes or pilaf bulgur with yoghurt.
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Local variation of a widespread traditional dish with meat and potatoes. The meat used is pork, or goat.
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The method of preparation of kokkalou is reminiscent of lountza. Cured kokkalou is cut into pieces and either barbecued or fried.
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"Put the taro in a bowl and squeeze half of the lemon on top. Cut the meat into small pieces, [...] and sauté until golden brown. Then add the onion, celery and tomato and simmer until cooked' ('…
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Pork sausages produced from coarsely minced pork, soaked red wine, to which various spices are added and smoked.
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In this recipe the several-day process of making lountza is simplified. The pork is fried, then cooked in wine and coriander.Cyprus lountza is a type of cured ham made from pork tenderloin matured in…
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Animal fat (mainly pork fat).
Traditional Recipes
The chops are marinated overnight in wine and coriander. The marinade ingredients are later used during cooking, forming a delicious sauce.
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The dish has the characteristic red colour of the beetroot, which is also used to colour all the other ingredients. It used to be cooked with onion and celery at weddings in the area of Pitsilia.
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Baby potatoes fried whole with wine and dry coriander. They are mostly served as a side dish for meat, particularly to accompany aphelia (wine-cooked pieces of pork with coriander).
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The main types of traditional Cypriot charcuterie are loukanika (sausages), lountza, hiromeri, zalatina, posyrti (bacon), tsamarella and apohti.
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Pork cold cut, cured in a mixture of vinegar, wine and coriander.
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While barbecued with vegetables, the meat absorbs their flavours.
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Every part of the animal, even the theoretically useless parts, such as the ears, the intestines and the feet were important and useful.