- such as
Challah or
Hefekranz by way of
being unsweetened.
Cardamom bread Panaret Pulla Vánočka Zopf in the
online Culinary Heritage of
Switzerland database...
-
olive oil (vaj i ullirit) and
dusted with
cheese or with
fresh ricotta.
Panaret – Arbëresh
Easter bread shaped either into a
circle or into two
large braids...
-
exile in İzmir,
Anatolia three Bulgarian clerks Hilarion of Makariopolis,
Panaret of
Plovdiv and
Hilarion of Lovech. The
energetic protests of the Bulgarian...
- [citation needed]
Other dishes include mëlci ****,
eggplant appetizers,
panaret which is
famous among Arbëreshës,
stuffed peppers composed of
green peppers...
-
school in Turkey. He was born on 4
October 1853 in
Sliven to
Archimandrite Panaret, a
Bulgarian clergyman, who
served in the
Bulgarian church in Constantinople...
- 1347)
Cyril (1347)
Hyacinth (1348–1359)
Orthodox Metropolitans of
Tulcea Panaret (1839–1850)
Dionisie (1870–1877)
Nichifor (c. 1877–1878)
Bishops of Constanţa...
- or Groshët, Milanisë, Grurët (Cuccìa), Vetë të kuqe (Easter red eggs),
Panaret (Easter Breads),
Loshkat e petullat, Dorëzët, Të plotë (Buccellati), Luca...
-
ordained by
Metropolitan of
Veliko Tarnovo Hilarion, the
Bishop of
Plovdiv -
Panaret, and the
Bishop Dositej Samokovski. He
began his
career within the E****enical...
-
Gorno Nevolyani. In
autumn of 1871 he left for
Plovdiv to see a relative,
Panaret Plovdivski. In 1877
Gulabchev traveled to the
Russian Empire,
where he...
-
fighting for the
freedom of the
Macedonian people and
Macedonian lands.
Panaret Bregalnički (1878 - 1944),
Orthodox bishop Atanas Gl'mbočki (1880 - 1926)...
