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RECIPE FOR APPLE-CINNAMON PASTRIES – MILOPITA

This simple recipe for apple-cinnamon pastries, also known as milopita, was widely used throughout Cyprus in the 1960s. It gained popularity due to its easy-to-follow recipe and the abundance of…

RECIPE FOR HONEY BALLS – LOUKOUMADES

Loukoumades are delicious deep fried Cypriot honey soaked balls enjoyed all year round on the island of Cyprus. Also known as ‘Honey Balls,’ they are usually served as a dessert…

RECIPE FOR CYPRUS EASTER CHEESE PIES – FLAOUNES

Although strongly associated with Greek Orthodox Easter, because they are often consumed in place of bread, flounes, also known as Cyprus cheese pies, are readily available in most bakeries across…

RECIPE FOR CYPRUS EGG LEMON SAUCE – AVGOLEMONO

Avgolemono is a popular Cypriot sauce typically made with eggs and lemon. It is often used to enhance several Cypriot dishes and is the main ingredient of Avgolemono soup. Developed…

RECIPE FOR CYPRUS HUMMUS SOUP

Chickpea-based hummus can be used to create a unique, deliciously warm, and comforting creamy soup that combines the nutty flavour of tahini with the earthiness of the chickpeas. This combination…

RECIPE FOR CYPRUS MILK PUDDING – MAHALEBI

Mahalebi is a simple Cypriot milk-based pudding made with water, milk, sugar and corn flour. It is usually served chilled with a compliment of rose water, rose cordial syrup, or…

RECIPE FOR CYPRIOT SHORTBREAD – KOURAPIEDES

Kourapiedes are delicious Cypriot shortbread cookies, traditionally made with almonds and dusted with powdered sugar. Although they are enjoyed throughout the year, they particularly come to the forefront at Christmas…

RECIPE FOR NEW YEARS CAKE – VASILOPITA

HOW TO MAKE VASILOPITA Vasilopita is a traditional Greek New Year’s cake, that is typically served on New Year’s Day. A coin is hidden inside the cake and the person…

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