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Guisat de Peix refers to a fish stew with potatoes. One of Ibiza's specialty dishes. Guisat Peix which is also known as Guiso de Pescado is cooked in shallow pans with different species of fish, potatoes and peppers.

Greixonera refers to Ibiza's dessert; a cinnamon-flavored pudding. It is made from the mixture of crumbled Ensaimadas (the Balearic spiral bun), eggs, milk cinnamon powder, lemon rind and Zest and sugar to taste. It can also be made with left-over breads like it used to, but nowadays, Ensaimada and other sorts of bread are the favored ones.

Guisat de Caracol refers to a stew made with snails, sausages, pork belly, vegetables, almonds, potatoes.

Guisat de Marisc refers to a tasty stew made with a variety of fish and seafoods particularly from Ibiza, Spain.

Grammeln is a Austrian word which refers to diced pork belly, fried until crisp and drained. It is also known in English as "greaves" which refers to the unmelted residue (from meat) left after animal fat has been rendered.

In Austria Grammeln is used for making Grammelknödel, a dumpling with greaves.