Glossary S

Su moddizzosu refers to Oristano's traditional very fine bread made from hard wheat.

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Su pani e saba refers to dessert of biscuits made from milk, sugar, yeast, eggs, flour, oranges and cinnamon.

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Su Scabecciu refers to a dish made from small fish which is dipped in breadcrumbs and lightly fried and served in tomato sauce with vinegar and oil.

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Su succu istuvadu refers to a Sardinian dish based on durum wheat semolina with lard and butter made of sheep's milk, gently simmered together in order to fully amalgamate the distinctive flavours.

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Sua Araisa is "Rice Soup" in Samoa and is one of their typical desserts.

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Sua ki bhaji is a Western Indian green dish and everyday food for the local populace.

"Sua" is the term for "dill" in Marathi, the local language spoken in Maharashtra, the western

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Suaasat refers to the national dish of Greenland made of boiled meat of seal with rice and onions. Greenland

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Deutsch: Suam / Español: Suam / Português: Suam / Français: Suam / Italiano: Suam

Suam is a traditional Filipino soup known for its simplicity and comforting flavors. It is primarily made with fresh corn, garlic, onions, and greens, such as malunggay (moringa) leaves or spinach. The dish is characterized by its clear broth, sweet corn flavor, and the nutritional value of the leafy greens used. Suam is often enjoyed as a wholesome meal starter or a light dinner, embodying the Filipino penchant for nurturing, home-cooked meals.

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Suam also spelled Suwam refers to a dish from the Philippines made of fish sauteed in chopped onions, garlic and ginger, then rice water called Hugas Bigas is added. Lastly, Chili leaves (Dahon ng Sili) are added.

Suan mei tang refers to Peking plum juice that is known to accompany any of the known Peking dishes. Peking plum juice is not only a traditional drink but a tasty addition to any meal

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