Hot soup is an indispensable dish that allows not only to get enough, but also to warm up, and such a desire often arises in the winter, even in Cyprus. It is not surprising that among the traditional Cypriot recipes you can find several unusual and tasty soups, each of which has its own characteristics. For example, egg-lemon soup (in which juice of one or two lemons is really squeezed out) is usually prepared for Easter, and trahana soup, which can be tasted exclusively on the island, is made from local wheat cereal and goat milk. For the preparation of Cypriot vegetable soups, only fresh vegetables grown in Cyprus are used, and traditional fish soups are made from seafood caught by local fishermen.