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i travelled to greece in summer and i ate the food,but still dont know anything...
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I bought a greek cookbook recently and love it! You should get one too.
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really but how much was that,is there anything that you have tried from it...
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Greek Food( my grandfather was a Greek) is never one thing on the plate I remeber there were always olives and different ones (black and green) on the table,some sort of pasta greek lemon chicken.Roaste dchicken with lemon inside.Spanakopita .Feta cheese and spinach filled filo pastry.Tzatziki jogurt cucumber in small cubes(really small) and lots of grated garlic,bakalva tasty filo with raisins ,nuts and honey syrup.I could go on forever.My favourite also filled peppers.Might put these as my recipe for he Community challenge as i make it realy often.Whatwas your favorite during your travels there?
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filled pepers ae my favourite along with baklava so balkanic ,and the spinach pita,mmm...have to try lthe chicken with lemon inside...dzoli my favourite fro m the travel was the fish and the octopus me and my dad caught,do you have any suggestions for recipes with octopus...
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Sorry do not have any recipe with octopus.The nearest thing would be my risotto with squid.I am sure there will be rcipes on teh net.Good luck.Cheers
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Just postd on community recipes nice mimosa(that is a yellow flower ) salad and especially for you as promised filled peppers.Cheers
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The Greeks eat bread, grains, potatoes, rice, and pasta nearly every day. Staples of the Greek diet include olives (and olive oil), eggplant, cucumbers, tomatoes, spinach, lentils, beans, lemons, nuts, honey, yogurt, feta cheese, eggs, fish, chicken, and lamb.
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Thyme, lemon, and fresh fresh fresh everything. None of this shopping once a week and refrigerating it
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