Tuesday, 9 November 2010
Giant beans with potatoes in the oven
Another version of this tasty pulse in tomato sauce with the addition of tender potatoes. Make sure the food won't get dry while baking and you will end up with a delicious thick tomato sauce
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PULSES (LEGUMES)
Monday, 8 November 2010
Meat soup with garlic
A delicious recipe, the best idea for Winter time cooking! The soup gets a great flavour from the garlic and the meat
Saturday, 6 November 2010
Savoury fried pumpkin balls
Another tasty meze for your drinks or your buffet table and an interesting way of using pumpkin. They can also be served as a light meal along with some steamed vegetables or a salad
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MEZE - APPETIZER dish
Friday, 5 November 2010
"Lahanodolmades" - Classic stuffed cabbage leaves in egg/lemon sauce
This is the classic version of the recipe where most people cook with egg/lemon sauce and others with a lemony béchamel sauce (my favourite). It is a very tasty and very popular Winter time dish and those who know well say that the best cabbage can be found after the first frost. In Northern Greece "lahano-dolmades" are called "yiaprakia", they are made with brined cabbage leaves and ground pork and they are considered a traditional Christmas dish. The recipe can also be made with large Romaine lettuce leaves or Chinese cabbage
Monday, 1 November 2010
Marinated lamb meatballs
Another way of doing "keftedakia" but with the same delicious result. The fact that the meatballs are just lightly fried and mainly baked makes this dish lighter. They can be served as a meze or even as a main meal along with fries and salad
Saturday, 30 October 2010
Aromatic baked quinces
Quince is a very popular fruit in Greece. Although it is not possible to eat it raw because of its bitter and stiff taste it can become an excellent ingredient for various savoury and sweet recipes. It is very versatile and there are so many different ways of cooking it. Here we have one of the classic and very easy versions of baked quinces
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DESSERTS - SWEETS
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