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Salep
(Turkish: ointe, sahlep, Persian: ثعلب, sa'alab '; Arabic: سحلب, saḥlab;
Albanian: octop; Azerbaijan: səhləb; Hebrew: סַחְלֶבּּ, saḥlab; Greek: σαλέπι,
salepi'; Serbia, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Bosnia: салеп, ointment) is a flour
made from tubers of Orchis Orchid genus (which includes species of Orchis
mascula and Orchis militaris). The tuber contains nutrients, a polysaccharide
powder called glucomannan. Flour ointment is consumed in drinks and desserts,
especially in places that were once part of the Ottoman Empire.
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