kafkalíthras

Mediterranean hartwort (Tordylium apulum L.), also spelled καυκαλήθρες (kafkalíthres). A popular wild aromatic green, related to the carrot, but also grown in herb gardens, and cooked with pork and rosemary, or in a salad with squid, or as a pie filling, or with snails on Crete.

Its name in English derives from Aristotle's observation that deer often sought it out after giving birth.