- Look up
bryndza in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bryndza or
brynza is a
sheep milk
cheese made
across the
countries in
Central and
Eastern Europe, most...
- جبنة نابلسية, and Akkawi; عكاوي)
Romania (brânză telemea)
Russia (брынза,
brynza)
Serbia (сир, sir as a
common name; сирење,
sirenje in South, including...
- (brânză telemea)
Russia (брынза,
brynza)
Serbia (сир, sir)
Turkey (beyaz peynir, lit.
white cheese)
Ukraine (бринза,
brynza) Food
portal Brined cheese – Cheese...
- with
dough pellets that are
formed by
rubbing the
dough with two hands.
Brynza or bryndza:
white cow or
sheep cheese from the Carpathians. Kovbasa: various...
- (tăiței de casă), and a
variety of
finely chopped vegetables and herbs.
Brynza is a soft sheep/goat
cheese with a
crumbly texture and
tangy taste, mostly...
- Ukrainian). 29
August 2022.
Retrieved 13
August 2024. Malevska, Mariia;
Brynza,
Oleksandr (28 July 2023). "Аеророзвідка 24/7 і квадроцикл для поранених...
- бринза та дунайка: що куштувати в українському містечку Вилкове [Frog legs,
brynza, and dunaika: what to try in the
Ukrainian town of Vylkove]. Shuba. Crystal...
-
house was full. The
spectators were
given a gl**** of wine and
piece of
brynza (traditional cheese) on the entrance. The show was shot by the National...
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which includes Romanian words from Daco-Romanian such as bača "shepherd",
brynza "cheese", domikát "type of dairy",
grapa "steep
mountain meadow", pirťa...
- and
farming terminology such as Slovak/Polish
bryndza / Czech/Ukrainian
brynza ‘sheep cheese’ ← Rom. brânză or Czech/Polish/Slovak
koliba /
Ukrainian (dial...
