Glossary F
Fustuq is the Arabic word for pistachio or pistachio nuts. It is also called Fustuq Halabee
Fustuq is also the name of cookies made from pistachio nuts.
Franskar mean "chips" in Iceland, one of the fast foods found in the country.
Fluting knife refers to a garnishing tool which should be used to make V-cuts in melons and bell peppers
Fasulye is the Turkish generic word for "Bean".
Findik is the Turkish word for "Hazelnut", which is also known as Filbert in English
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