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Postby Kristyn » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:36 am

BOF wrote:Christmas day we are invited to our good Cypriot friends house so no cooking for us and plenty of good food, But today we went to our Favourite butcher in Dherynia and got a nice piece of stuffed pork, stuffed with garlic, bacon, halloumi and herbs and a deboned chicken treated the same way. thats for visitors on Boxing day..
They also give us the skin free to make crackling as it seems Cypriots dont use the skin and like it removed from the pork :shock:


yum .. :lol:

They dont eat pork skins? they are good only if done right though !
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Postby Kristyn » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:38 am

Phill wrote:
Kristyn wrote:
Phill wrote:
Oracle wrote: chocolaty-marble-cake type Vasilopitta is the best!


Yummy... Chocolate and olives!!!! :lol:


Are you Serious!?!?! :shock:


:lol: :lol: No... I think you may end up...

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I was gonna say......... OMG!! .. but who knows?? it may be the next big thing!!
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Postby Phill » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:38 am

Oracle wrote:
Phill wrote:
Oracle wrote: chocolaty-marble-cake type Vasilopitta is the best!


Yummy... Chocolate and olives!!!! :lol:


Vasilopitta .... NOT ..... Eliopitta! :lol:


Ate ra, xero!!! just in a daft mood O!!!! sorry... :cry:
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Postby Phill » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:40 am

Kristyn wrote:
Phill wrote:
Kristyn wrote:
Phill wrote:
Oracle wrote: chocolaty-marble-cake type Vasilopitta is the best!


Yummy... Chocolate and olives!!!! :lol:


Are you Serious!?!?! :shock:


:lol: :lol: No... I think you may end up...

Image


I was gonna say......... OMG!! .. but who knows?? it may be the next big thing!!


Well judging by the expression on the little chaps face up there it certainly will be a big thing!!! :lol:
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Postby Oracle » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:40 am

Phill wrote:
Oracle wrote:
Phill wrote:
Oracle wrote: chocolaty-marble-cake type Vasilopitta is the best!


Yummy... Chocolate and olives!!!! :lol:


Vasilopitta .... NOT ..... Eliopitta! :lol:


Ate ra, xero!!! just in a daft mood O!!!! sorry... :cry:


Aaaahh!!! The Christmas Emva Cream .... :wink:
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Postby denizaksulu » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:40 am

Oracle wrote:Our really special meal is on New Year's Day ... and my favourite is some sweet syrupy biscuits called Melanogarvouna ... "Black-coals" which are spongy and have chopped almonds. But only my mother can make them! :D

Oh, and her chocolaty-marble-cake type Vasilopitta is the best!

Avgolemoni soup goes down a treat too .........


Is that a 'Basil' pie? I have not heard of this. What are the other ingredients O?
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Postby Oracle » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:44 am

denizaksulu wrote:
Oracle wrote:Our really special meal is on New Year's Day ... and my favourite is some sweet syrupy biscuits called Melanogarvouna ... "Black-coals" which are spongy and have chopped almonds. But only my mother can make them! :D

Oh, and her chocolaty-marble-cake type Vasilopitta is the best!

Avgolemoni soup goes down a treat too .........


Is that a 'Basil' pie? I have not heard of this. What are the other ingredients O?


Vasilopitta is the cake for Christmas/New Year. It's basically a rich sponge cake in which you hide the foil wrapped shilling/Euro.

Yes, it's named after St. Basil ... Ayios Vasillis. :D
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Postby Phill » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:44 am

Oracle wrote:
Phill wrote:
Oracle wrote:
Phill wrote:
Oracle wrote: chocolaty-marble-cake type Vasilopitta is the best!


Yummy... Chocolate and olives!!!! :lol:


Vasilopitta .... NOT ..... Eliopitta! :lol:


Ate ra, xero!!! just in a daft mood O!!!! sorry... :cry:


Aaaahh!!! The Christmas Emva Cream .... :wink:


Ding dong... now you're talking... Image
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Postby denizaksulu » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:50 am

Oracle wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
Oracle wrote:Our really special meal is on New Year's Day ... and my favourite is some sweet syrupy biscuits called Melanogarvouna ... "Black-coals" which are spongy and have chopped almonds. But only my mother can make them! :D

Oh, and her chocolaty-marble-cake type Vasilopitta is the best!

Avgolemoni soup goes down a treat too .........


Is that a 'Basil' pie? I have not heard of this. What are the other ingredients O?


Vasilopitta is the cake for Christmas/New Year. It's basically a rich sponge cake in which you hide the foil wrapped shilling/Euro.

Yes, it's named after St. Basil ... Ayios Vasillis. :D


:twisted: :twisted:

I think you mentioned this a few years back. We used to hide the shilling too. I call it St. Denis :oops: :oops:
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Postby Kristyn » Tue Dec 22, 2009 3:15 am

denizaksulu wrote:
I think you mentioned this a few years back. We used to hide the shilling too. I call it St. Denis :oops: :oops:


Has anyone ever swallowed the shilling?? :lol:

Reminds me of my younger drinking years ... A game called quarters and a HIGHLY intoxicated girl..
yeah my dumb butt swallowed the quarter.. :lol:
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