Bittercress
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January is a great time to start foraging for fresh, healthy foods. After the lavish and indulgent celebrations of Orthodox Christmas, New Year and Armenian Christmas, many people are looking for a way to get some exercise and get back on track with healthy eating habits.
Early winter in Cyprus during January is cold, windy and rainy but there is usually a brief interruption of around 10 days. The Halcyon days bring a period of calm weather, clear skies, less wind and temperatures that are milder than usual, allowing for exploration of the plentiful leafy greens that grow in the countryside.
As the sun rises just before 7am and sets around 5pm, there is plenty of time to gather these delicious greens during the daylight hours and to get outdoors and exercise.
Foraging is a great way to connect with the environment and appreciate the natural bounty that is available to us.
Καρδαμίνα
Kıllı Kodim
Καυκαλίθρα
Kafkalida
Αγριοράδικο
Hindiba
Αγριοζοχός
Acıyemlik
Οξινουθκια
Sarı ekşiyonca
Βραχυχίτων
Japon Kavağı
Μανιτάρι της Αναθρήκας
Kral Mantarı
Ασπρομανίταρο
Sutluce Mantari
Κοπρομανίταρο
Pösteki
Αρνουι
Kuzugöbeği
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[no Turkish name]
Χρυσάνγκαθο
Şevketi Bostan
Νερόκαυλος
Yavan Kenger
Γαουράγκαθο
Yaygın Kangal
Κοκκινομανίταρο
Çıntar
Πουροúϊ
Içi Kızıl
Σκουράθθα
Körmen
Αγριοσέλλινο
Bendik
Αγριότευτλο
Kıyı Pancarı
Αρκοτζινάρα
Yaprak enginarı
Χωστές
Gafgarit
Λαψάνα
Beyaz Hardal
Λάπαθο
Kuzukulağı
Αγριοκαρδαμούδα
Çobançantası
Σσινιά
Sakız Ağacı
Ατρασιήα
Çobankaldıran
Μάραθος
Rezene
Πάγκαλλος
Bagals
Αγριοραδίκι
Karahindiba
Σιμιλλούδιν
Ala Gömeç
Σιμιλλούδιν
Kasım Çiçeği
Αγριοράδικο
Yabani Hindiba
Στρουθούθκια
Gıcıgıcı
Αγρελιά
Agrelia
Βουδόγλωσσον
Gelezan
Μολόχα
Mülkek
Λευκάνση
Koyungözü
Τσουκνίδα
Isırgan
Τζογχός
Kuzugevreği
Καππαριά
Gebre