2014年12月6日 · Fanouropita (φανουροπιτα) is a cake that is dedicated to Saint Fanourios (Άγιος Φανούριος), pictured above, and is traditionally made on August 27th, the day reserved for his honor.

An amazing moist aromatic Fanouropita / Phanouropita cake scented with the aromas and blends of cinnamon and ground clove, with sweet raisins and chopped walnuts! This is the traditional recipe for Fanouropita that I use each year to honour …

2023年6月27日 · Members of the Greek Orthodox church bake fanouropita after successfully praying to Agios Fanourious for the return of a lost item. On both sides of the Atlantic, Greeks and Greek Americans...

2023年7月3日 · Discover the delightful flavors of the Greek fasting cake, Fanouropita, in this easy-to-follow recipe video. Made with wholesome ingredients and infused with aromatic spices, this traditional...

2022年2月25日 · Each year on August 27, the Greek Orthodox faithful bake a cake in honor of Saint Fanourios (fah-NOO-ree-os) and bring it to church to be blessed. Fanourios comes from the Greek verb fanerono, which means "I reveal." He is the "saint for lost things."

2022年5月11日 · The arrival of summer in Italy means relaxing by the sea. Try this dessert recipe iinspired by the classic beverage Moretta di Fano.

2020年4月9日 · This cake is traditionally made in Greece to honor Saint Fanourios, patron saint of lost things. It's great at breakfast: not too sweet and flavored with orange, cinnamon, and olive oil. And though it's called a cake, you will start with a product that has a consistency more like a dough than a batter, so don't worry if it's thick.

2022年8月23日 · Greek Fanouropita is known as the cake for lost things. It’s made every year on August 27 th to celebrate “the saint for lost things,” St. Fanourios. This moist and aromatic cake is usually small, round, and made with simple ingredients. It doesn’t have eggs or dairy, so it’s naturally vegan, but it does have warm cinnamon and clove ...

2023年8月26日 · Fanouropita is a very soft and crumbly cake free from dairy. Flavored with olive oil, spices, orange, red wine, walnuts, and raisins. This Greek Lenten cake is the cake for lost things!

2018年8月31日 · Fanouropita is a Greek vegan-friendly orange-spiced cake made on August 27th to honor Saint Fanourios, the saint of lost things. His name comes from the Greek word "fanerono" which means "I reveal." The tradition of baking this cake is that it will help you find something that is lost.