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Spanakopita refers to the Greek dish made of spinach-and-cheese filo packets

Spanakopitakia refers to Greek appetizer of small spinach pies with crushed feta cheese.

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Spanakorizo refers to a Greek dish of homemade spinach
risotto served with giant shrimp, feta, chopped scallions, and dill

Deutsch: Spanisch / Español: Español / Português: Espanhol / Français: Espagnol / Italiano: Spagnolo

Spanish in the food context refers to the culinary traditions and dishes originating from Spain, characterized by a diverse palette of flavors and ingredients that reflect the country’s regional diversity. Spanish cuisine is known for its use of fresh produce, meats, and seafood, creating a variety of dishes that are both colorful and flavorful.

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Deutsch: Spanisches Brot / Español: Pan Español / Português: Pão Espanhol / Français: Pain Espagnol / Italiano: Pane Spagnolo

Spanish Bread in the food context refers to a popular Filipino bakery item, rather than a bread originating from Spain. It's a soft, sweet bread roll that's rolled in fine breadcrumbs before baking and filled with a sweet, buttery paste often made from a mixture of butter, sugar, and sometimes milk powder. Despite its name, Spanish Bread has its roots firmly in Filipino culinary traditions and is a favorite snack or breakfast item in the Philippines.

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Spanish Oyster Plant also called Golden Thistle, Scolymus hispanicus, is a native of southern Europe and requires the same culture as Salsify but the flavor is milder. Leaves are pinnately cut and flower heads are small and yellow. Black salsify, Scorzonera hispanica, is a perennial popular in central Europe. The roots are black skinned and may be somewhat slimy with a creamy colored interior. The leaves are deeply veined, have wavy margins and are sometimes used as a salad green. Flowers are yellow and 2 inches in diameter. Salsify is available from late fall through early spring.

Spanspek refers to Cantaloupe, an orange-fleshed melon. Spanspek comes from the Afrikaans "Spaanse spek", meaning "Spanish bacon". It was told that Juana Smith, the Spanish wife of 19th-century Cape governer Harry Smith, insisted on eating melon instead of bacon for breakfast, causing her bemused Afrikaans-speaking servants to invent the word Spanspek. Spanspek is pronounced "spun-speck". Afrikaans is a West Germanic language that descended from Dutch and spoken mainly in South Africa and Namibia by about 10 million people.

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Spargel is a german word for asparagus which is a national craze all over Germany from April until June siganlling the beginning of spring.

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Sparschäler is a German word for potato peeler.

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Sparzha is the Russian word for asparagus

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