Crossword clues for feta
feta
- Cheese made from goat's milk
- Big cheese in Athens
- Spinach pie ingredient
- Cheese genre
- Vegan Greek salad omission
- Spinach pie cheese
- Pickled cheese
- Greek pizza cheese
- Greek omelet ingredient
- Greek cuisine staple
- Goat's milk cheese
- Goat or sheep product
- Goat milk product
- Cheese you can buy in a Greek deli
- Cheese made from goat milk
- Cheese in spanakopita
- Cheese in moussaka
- Cheese in a Greek omelet
- White pizza topping
- White Greek cheese
- Tangy Greek cheese
- Staple of Polish vegetable salads
- Spanakopita need
- Something in a crumbled state in Athens?
- Sheep's milk product
- Salty white cheese
- Salty Mediterranean sprinkle
- Salty cheese
- Salonika cheese
- Potato topping, in Greek cuisine
- Mediterranean salad ingredient
- It's crumbled on Greek salad
- Ingredient in spanakopita
- Ingredient in a spanakopita pastry
- Greek-salad topping
- Greek-salad topper
- Greek salad-topper
- Greek salad sprinkling
- Greek salad ingredient, perhaps
- Greek salad ingredient that could come from ewe's milk
- Greek salad element
- Greek salad addition
- Greek pizza topping
- Greek omelet cheese
- Greek diner staple
- Greek cheese made from goat's or sheep's milk
- Grecian goat cheese
- Goat's or sheep's milk cheese
- Easily crumbled cheese
- Crumbly salad ingredient
- Crumbly salad additive
- Crumbly ingredient in a Greek salad
- Crumbly Greek-salad ingredient
- Crumbly cracker topper
- Crumbly cheese in a Greek salad
- Crumbly cheese from Greece
- Commodity first registered on Syros in 1898
- Cheese you can crumble
- Cheese usually made with sheep's milk
- Cheese that crumbles
- Cheese sometimes made with goat's milk
- Cheese served with kalamata olives
- Cheese paired with watermelon
- Cheese paired with eggplant
- Cheese on some pizzas
- Cheese often served with olives
- Cheese often crumbled into salads
- Cheese in tirokafteri
- Cheese in some salads
- Cheese from goat's milk
- Cheese found on a Greek-style pizza
- Cheese for a Greek salad
- Brined-curd product
- Chunks in a Greek salad
- Greek salad topping
- Greek cheese made from sheep's milk
- Goat cheese
- Goat's-milk cheese
- Greek deli purchase
- Greek salad ingredient, often
- Cheese from sheep's milk
- Crumbly white cheese
- Cheese variety
- Soft, white cheese
- It may be bitter
- Greek salad cheese
- Food item whose name means "slice"
- Big cheese in Greece?
- Crumbly salad topping
- Salad cheese
- Cheese in salads
- Topping on Mediterranean pizza
- Kind of cheese
- Crumbly cheese in fattoush
- Tiropita ingredient
- Something in a crumbled state in Greece?
- ___ cheese
- Greek salad staple
- Crumbly topping
- Greek salad component
- Product of Greek culture?
- Cheese in spinach pies
- Greek salad topper
- Salty salad topping
- Mediterranean pizza topping
- Cheese in a Greek salad
- Greek goat cheese
- A Greek cheese
- Goat's milk product
- White cheese
- Greek cheese from ewe's or goat's milk
- Greek cheese made from goat's milk
- Cheese from milk of sheep or goats
- Soft Greek cheese
- Greek soft cheese
- Copper ransacked store concealing money for buyer
- Cheese having fine character from its source
- Cheese female consumed the wrong way
- Cheese for entrées that's also for starters
- One from dairy chain picked up
- Absolutely nothing about French and Greek cheese
- Wife tastes portion of cheese
- White and salty goat or sheep cheese
- Food sent back - some chocolate fudge
- Fine letter from 13 that's brought on board?
- Regularly offer thanks for foreign cheese
- Buffet always includes dairy product
- It's on board primarily for everyone to appreciate
- After serving it up, consumed fine Greek speciality
- Soft cheese
- Cheese choice
- Cheese type
- Type of cheese
- Crumbly Greek cheese
- Spanakopita ingredient
- Pungent pickled cheese
- Spanakopita cheese
- Soft white cheese
- Salad topper
- Cheese in Greek salads
- Brine-cured cheese
- Greek-salad cheese
- Greek dairy product
- Brine-cured Greek cheese
- Arugula salad topping
- Crumbly salad topper
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
n. A variety of curd cheese made from sheep’s or goat’s milk and originating from Greece.
Wikipedia
Feta is a type of cheese.
Feta or FETA may also refer to:
- Federation of Environmental Trade Associations
- Fire Extinguishing Trades Association
- First European Transfer Agent
- Forth Estuary Transport Authority
- FETA, an identifier for alpha-fetoprotein a molecule produced in the developing embryo and fetus
- Feta (font), a font used for rendering musical notation, featured in the program LilyPond
- Feta Ahamada (born 1987), female sprinter from the Comoros
Usage examples of "feta".
I drove about ten blocks to the Eastern Lamjun Bakery on Belmont Street and bought a package of fresh Syrian bread, a pound of feta cheese, and a pound of Calamata olives.
With a fish salad, better not, for most cheeses will clash with the fishy flavor The tasty exception to this is the so-called "Greek Salad," in which olives, capers, pickled peppers, cucumbers, anchovies and tuna preserved in oil are added to the basic dinner salad, the whole nevertheless being perfected by the addition of chunks of a musky cheese called feta which actually goes well in this configuration, when dressed with olive oil, wine vinegar, garlic, pepper, salt, lemon, and a bit of some herb.
Ground beef heart and baby brine shrimp mixed up in here with the pickled ginger and sun dried tomatoes, he's got bloodworms and crabmeat and medicines for their parasite bacteria and fungus problems right in with the feta cheese and that Ponentine olive spread that cost God knows how much and what's that on the shelf over the sink, that plastic cup that says cole slaw there's something floating in it, will you throw it out?
Jerry eyed Moira's anchovy, onion, garlic and feta cheese pizza and said nothing.
In a rough clay bowl at his feet, dangerously close to the sizzling bulb of his member, were olives, figs, and feta cheese.
She arranged one on a plate together with a cherry tomato and some celery stuffed with feta cheese.
Foods are beginning to smell funny to her, feta cheese like dirty socks, olives like goat droppings.
Goode had returned to the pier, stopping on the way to purchase some fresh fish, a loaf of good bread, some feta cheese, and several bright, red tomatoes.
Back aboard, he grilled the fish over a small charcoal brazier attached to the transom of the boat, and while it was cooking, he sliced the tomatoes, drizzled some olive oil and tarragon vinegar over them, and added some crumbled feta cheese.
In addition to the grilled goat meat, there was chicken stewed in tomato sauce, potatoes, rice, and the classic Greek salad of tomatoes, cucumbers, black olives, onions, and feta cheese.
It was never the same - diseased, sort of - stinking, like the water was turning into feta cheese inside the plastic tubes of the locking devices.
It was never the same-diseased, sort of-stinking, like the water was turning into feta cheese inside the plastic tubes of the locking devices.
For the more robust appetites, she might add crumbled feta cheese.
He hardly touched his meal, of salami, bread and feta cheese, and only kept up a pretence of listening to the desultory chatter of the local ground-crew.
He'd eat a meatball wedge or a souvlaki gyro, while I polished off hunks of feta cheese and black Greek olives or spaghetti al burro.