The name of the sandwich is pronounced differently than the gyro that refers to a gyrocompass or a gyroscope, but it too is etymologically about turning: it comes from the Greek gyros, meaning "turn," from the rotation of the meat on a spit. Andouille \ahn-DOO-ee, AHN-doo-ee\ play...
In reference to food, a gyro is a sandwich made out of meat (usually lamb or beef), tomato, onion, and yogurt sauce, served on pita bread, a testament to the term's origins in the Eastern Mediterranean. Greek in nature, gyro can be heard as "GUY-ro," "JEER-oh," or "YUR-oh....
In Greek, gyro means rotating or circle, as in GYROscope. But the sandwich isn't pronounced the same way. It's not "JYE-ro." Instead, the g is like breathy y. So it becomes "yee." 7. Iced tea ICED tea Many Americans say this as "ice" tea, without the d. But ...
The bread from this recipe falls in between but it is hearty enough to upgrade it from sandwich bread. Next time I will probably change the flour ratio to use more rye, but it worked quite well as is. I did my second rise in a well floured banneton and had no issues with sticking....
“sandwich” is on your list of favorite foods, for example, you already know how to say it inFrench. InSpanish, hospital is still hospital, and inGermanthe word for fish is pronounced exactly the same. Even a very different language likeJapanese has a ton of these “loanwords” for ...
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