Definition of feta
: a white moderately hard and crumbly Greek cheese made from sheep's or goat's milk and cured in brine
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Luna Grill’s Warrior Wrap ($8.75) is made with gyros, simply seasoned fries, spicy yogurt sauce, feta, tomato and lettuce on a choice of multigrain lavash or pita.
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This pulled sweet potato burger with feta uses a black vinegar sauce, made from broiled scallions, red wine vinegar, black garlic cloves, and roasted-pepper seasoning.
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The tangy feta chunks and crisp cauliflower slices give the frittata marvelous texture and flavor – and they re-heat perfectly for lunch the next day.
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Banskia's sausage rolls are made with lamb, pork or spinach, feta and pine nuts.
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For the first pop-up on Monday, the naturally gluten-free corn cakes will be split and filled with shredded beef; black beans with feta; or chicken and avocado salad (reina pepiada).
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Keep your fridge stocked with soft goat cheese feta, and Parmesan at all times, plus lemons and limes.
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Olives and feta are rich and salty, while cucumbers and tomatoes are refreshing and crunchy.
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The slightly salty feta marries perfectly with the subtle earthy flavors of asparagus and a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil scented with lemon and fresh herbs.
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Origin and Etymology of feta
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Definition of feta for English Language Learners
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: a type of white Greek cheese that is made from sheep's or goat's milk
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