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Tsoureki (Gr****: τσουρέκι) also
known as šurēk (Hijazi Arabic: شُريك), cöreg, čʿorek, katʿnahuncʿ (Armenian: չէօրէկ, չորեկ, կաթնահունց), çyrek (Albanian)...
- the same
ingredients include brioche, kalach, kozunak, panettone, pulla,
tsoureki, vánočka
found across European cuisines. The term
challah in
Biblical Hebrew...
- χριστόψωμο) in Christmas,
vasilopita in New Year's day, and the
braided tsoureki in
Easter (called
cheoreg in
Armenian and ****lya çöreği in Turkish)....
- cake
Lekach –
Jewish honey cake List of
desserts Potato babka Rum baba
Tsoureki "Ana De Sa Martins's ePortfolio » The
History of Babka". "Eating Jewish:...
- avga. They also bake
tsoureki for the
Easter Sunday feast. Red
Easter eggs are
sometimes served along the
centerline of
tsoureki (braided loaf of bread)...
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among Swedish Americans.
Cardamom buns are
eaten along with
coffee or tea.
Tsoureki Challah Bejgli Julens alla
dofter Archived December 16, 2008, at the Wayback...
- ****ociated with the Arma Christi. Christopsomo[broken anchor] - a type of
Tsoureki bread served at
Christmas in Greece;
Christmas symbols, and a cross, are...
- (Ancient)
Religious art
Cuisine Breads (Daktyla, Kritsini, Lagana, Paximadi,
Tsoureki)
Desserts (Diples, Halva, Koulourakia, Kourabiedes, Loukoumades, Melomakarona...
- Polpettes,
meatballs Fogatsa, type of
bread (similar to
Tsoureki)
Colombina (type of
tsoureki)
Bianceta (dessert) Bolsevikos,
dessert Mandola (dessert)...
- key
ingredient in Gr****
festival breads, for example, the
sweet bread tsoureki and the
traditional New Year's vasilopita. Furthermore,
mastic is also...
