Halvas - Traditional Cypriot Dish
In Cyprus, there are desserts that arrive with noise—layers, syrups, shiny glazes, complicated techniques—and then there are desserts that arrive quietly, like
In Cyprus, there are desserts that arrive with noise—layers, syrups, shiny glazes, complicated techniques—and then there are desserts that arrive quietly, like
Location: Agioi Anargyroi Chapel District: Ammochostos Starting Point: Agioi Anargyroi Church.
Pisies are small pies which are fried and then covered with syrup. Pisies are considered to be the Cypriot version of pancakes.
Location: Protaras District: Ammochostos Starting Point: Route 1: Prophet Elias Chapel in Protaras.
Pafitiki Pissa or "Παφίτικη πίσσα" in Greek is a traditional type of chewing gum which is made in Geroskipou, a village in Paphos. The local crafts follow th
Location: Church of Panagia – Church of Agios Ioannis District: Ammochostos Starting Point: Route 1: Panagia Church.
Pombes are a Cypriot sweet similar to loukoumades with the difference that the dough used for pombes includes potato.
Location: Agioi Anargyroi Chapel – Sea Caves District: Ammochostos Starting Point: Route 1: Agioi Anargyroi Chapel.
Taramosalata is a meze with a creamy texture mainly consumed in Greece and Cyprus.
Lagana is a traditional type of bread with is made in Greece and Cyprus. It is only prepared once a year, on Green Monday (Καθαρά Δευτέρα) and marks the beg
