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Pork slowly braised with red wine and coriander seeds — a traditional Cypriot stew.
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Afelia is a signature Cypriot home dish of pork marinated in red wine and braised with crushed coriander seeds. It has long been made in the villages of the Troodos Mountains, where winemaking thrives. It's often served with bulgur pilaf or potatoes and eaten with yogurt.
Cut the pork into large cubes and marinate overnight in red wine, coriander, and pepper.
Remove the meat, pat dry, and brown in olive oil.
Add the marinade, bay leaf, cinnamon, salt, and water and bring to a boil.
Cover and simmer on low for 1½ hours until the meat is tender.
Uncover, reduce the liquid a little, and serve with bulgur pilaf.