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Spanakopita: spa-na-koh' pee-ta (Spinach pie made with layers of phyllo and a filling of seasoned spinach, onions and scallions, feta, and sometimes eggs.)
Kourabiethes: koo-rab-ee-eth' es (An almond butter cookie covered with powered sugar.)
Melomacarona: me-loh-ma-ka'-roh-na (A honey dipped cookie and topped with spiced walnuts.)
Tyropita: tee-roh'-pee-ta (Three different cheeses and eggs, wrapped with fillo dough.)
Baklava: bak-la-va' (A dessert made of paper-thin layers of pastry, chopped nuts, and honey.)
Soupa Avgolemono: (Soo'pa avgo-le'mo-no). (Soup made with chicken broth, rice and egg-lemon sauce.)
Anginares: An-gee-na'res. (Artichokes)
Patates: Pa-ta'tes. (Potatoes.)
Tiganites: Tee-ga-nee-te's. (Fried.)
Kokinnistes sto Fourno: Ko-kee-nees-te's sto foo'r-no. (Oven brown potatoes.)
Horta: Ho'r-ta. (Greens.)
Fasoulakia: Fa-soo-la'kia. (Green beans cooked with tomato sauce and herbs.)
Fasoulada: Fa-soo-la'tha. (Great northern beans, cooked with onions, sliced or diced carrots, tomato sauce and herbs.)
Dolmathes: Dough-l-ma'thes. (Grapeleaves stuffed with rice)
Keftethes: Ke'f-te'thes. (Meatballs blended with herbs and fried in olive oil.)
Arni Psito: Ar-nee' Psee-tau'. (Lamb roasted in oven or spit rubbed with lemon juice, garlic, pepper and salt.)
Psari: Psa'ree. (F ish.)
Glossa: Glo's-sa. Flounder. (Broiled or baked with sauce.)
Garides: Gar-ee'thes. (Shrimp.)
Bakaliaro: Bak-alia'raugh. (Cod fish, fried or baked with sauce.)
Pestrofa: Pe'st-rough-ah. (Fresh water trout.)
Kotopoulo: Kaught-o'-pool-o. (Chicken.)
Stithos: Stee'thos. (breast.)
Pothi: Paw'thee. (Leg.)
Spagetto: Spa-yet'-oh. (Spagetti.)
Maroulosalata: Mar-oo-los-al-ata. (Greek salad with lettuce, tomatoes, olives, Greek salad dr essing, olives and feta cheese.)
Psomi: Psaugh-mee'. (Bread.)
Krasi or Inos: Kras-ee' or ee'nos. (Wine.)
Bira: Bee'rah. (Beer.)
Nero: Ner-raw'. (Water.)
Frouto: Froo'toh. (Fruit.)
Milo: Mee'low. (Apple.)
Stafilia: Staf-fee'lee-ah. (Grapes.)
Karpouzi: Kar-poo'zee. (Watermelon.)
Peponi: Pep-oh'nee. (Canteloupe.)
Rothakino: Raw-tha'kee'nau.
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