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Rizogalo is a Greek rice pudding that is made simply with a few simple ingredients like rice, milk, sugar and vanilla topped with a sprinkling of cinnamon. The result is a creamy rice pudding that is often served as dessert, or even for breakfast.
The best recipe for roasted chicken and Greek-style potatoes full of lemon flavour and roasted to perfection. Kotopoulo lemonato me patates is a winner meal that is easy to make and goes so well with a side salad and some tzatziki.
A Greek herbal tea, called tsai tou vounou (or mountain tea) in Greek is made by boiling flowering plants called Sideritis. This is often found and harvested on the mountains of Greece, hence its name. It is a wonderful, fragrant and flavourful tea that is caffeine-free and perfect any time of the day.
A classic Greek marble cake made with olive oil. The delicious swirls of chocolate and vanilla, and a moise and delicate crumb make this the only marble cake recipe you will need. Serve simply with a light dusting of icing sugar. This is a perfect way to end a meal, or to enjoy as a sweet breakfast or snack.
Cinnamon rolls that taste just like your favourite Greek baklava! The filling of these soft, buttery and perfectly sweet cinnamon rolls is made with all the goodness of baklava. A honey butter spread topped with chopped walnuts and almonds and a drizzle of honey all wrapped up and baked until golden. To finish it off, top these cinnamon rolls with a sweet honey glaze and some more chopped nuts.
A delicious meal, side, or salad that is made with orzo pasta, fresh herbs and chickpeas. The dressing is simply made with olive oil, lemon juice and lemon zest. Seasoning with salt and pepper is all you need to make this recipe complete!
Soutzoukakia are traditional Greek meal. They are a cross between hamburgers and meatballs, served in a rich tomato sauce. The ground meat is delicately flavoured and cooked until tender. I like to pair mine with rice and vegetables like delicious and vibrant peas.
Yiouvarlakia are Greek meatballs made with ground meat and rice. They are boiled until cooked through and then an egg lemon (avgolemono) sauce is added to the pot. The meatballs are served with a creamy, frothy and tangy broth. This is pure Greek comfort food.
A traditional Greek recipe of rooster stewed in a rich and fragrant tomato sauce. This meal is typically served over thick pasta noodles that are coated generously with grated mizithra cheese. Kokora kokkinisto me makaronia, as it is called in Greek, is a meal that is often served on New Year's Day.
Maroulosalata, sometimes called psilokomeni, is a classic Greek lettuce salad made of finely chopped lettuce, some spring onions, cucumber and the most delicious herb vinaigrette. It is the perfect side to almost everything. This light, fresh and incredibly flavourful salad is sure to become a favourite once you try it!
A layered trifle made with Greek melomakarona (orange, nut and honey) cookies layered with a homemade orange custard, oranges, chopped cookies, walnuts and topped with an orange flavoured whipped cream. This is a show stopping dessert, and would make a great center piece to your holiday table.
A classic Greek one pan meal of fresh green beans baked alongside chicken and potatoes in a rich tomato sauce. This is rustic and humble, traditional Greek home cooking. Serve it with some feta, olives, fresh bread and wine for an experience like you would find in a village in Greece.
Make sticky toffee cinnamon buns sweetened with dates and topped with a toffee syrup. These cinnamon rolls are so soft and buttery, and every bite is a dream! The filling is made with a butter, brown sugar, cinnamon and Medjool date spread. After the buns are baked, they are topped with a sweet and sticky toffee syrup that you make on the stovetop with brown sugar, butter, and cream. This finishing touch makes them perfect.
Greek cookies (koulourakia) made with butter and designed with a chocolate twist. These two-toned and two-flavoured cookies have a soft and crumbly texture. They require simple ingredients like cocoa powder, icing sugar, flour, butter and eggs and are easy to make, and even easier to enjoy!
An elegant cake that is so easy to make and is perfect for breakfast, dessert or snacking. The combination of tart cranberries, the bright citrus flavour of orange juice and zest and the rich, fragrant taste of the olive oil make this a delicious cake. The crumb of the cake is perfect!
Greek dessert with two flavours! This halva is made with semolina, apple and raspberry. This egg free and dairy free dessert is perfect for lent and does not require baking in the oven. It requires only simple ingredients and is easy to make.
A traditional Greek one-pot meal of chicken pieces cooked alongside potatoes, carrots and peas in a flavourful tomato sauce. This rustic Greek recipe is made with only a few simple and common ingredients, and the result is incredible. Serve with bread, olives and feta for a complete Greek feast.
Semolina halva made with grape molasses (petimezi in Greek), filled with walnuts and topped with sesame seeds. The syrup is made with grape juice as well, adding to the rich, wonderful flavour of this halva. A perfect lenten and vegan dessert!
Greek chocolate halva is a dessert made with semolina, cocoa powder and other basic ingredients like sugar, olive oil, walnuts and chocolate chips. It is a dessert that is made on the stovetop and which is naturally vegan, and therefore perfect for periods of Orthodox Lent.
Amazing traditional Greek grape must cookies called moustokouloura that are sweetened with petimezi (grape molasses) and honey. No mixer needed to make them from scratch! These cookies are made without dairy or eggs, making them perfect for periods of Lent.
I have created another FREE Greek Nativity Fast Meal Plan for you! In this 2024 edition you will find new lenten recipes, and everything that you need to feed yourself and your family nourishing meals during the Fasting period. I have included ideas for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Snacks or Desserts.
A traditional fruitcake inspired by the flavours of Greece. The dried fruit found in this fragrant and delicious cake include Zante currants, raisins, dried figs and dried apricots. Walnuts and almond flour are also incorporated throughout the cake which is infused with Greek Metaxa. This is a fruitcake worthy of the holidays!
Greek meze of grilled manouri cheese drizzled with honey and topped with cracked black pepper. This is a great appetizer or light snack. Perfect to serve with pita bread, baguette slices or crackers. Growing up in a Greek home, cheese was a staple ingredient. Although feta reigned supreme, other cheeses like mizithra, halloumi, kefalotyri and...
A popular Greek dessert gets an autumn twist with the flavour of apple pie. Ekmek kataifi is a three layered dessert. There is a syrup soaked base of kataifi dough, topped with a vanilla and apple pie flavoured custard and a top layer of whipped cream.
Spinach, feta, and fresh herbs are combined with a few other simple ingredients to make perfect pitas without phyllo. These are so easy to make, and even easier to eat! Enjoy them as a light meal, a side dish, or a simple snack.
A classic Greek soup that is made with hilopites which are small square egg noodles. They are cooked in a very simple broth made with water, olive oil and salt. Hilopites soup is often served with a generous sprinkling of grated mizithra cheese on top. The perfect simple soup to enjoy when the weather starts to get a little chilly, or when you need a bit of comfort in a bowl.
A traditional Greek potato stew made with potatoes, celery, onion, garlic, and herbs cooked in a rich tomato and olive oil sauce. Kalamata olives are added for additional flavour and texture. Grab some bread and be sure to sop up the sauce of this rustic, humble and hearty Greek meal.
Sautéed green peppers is a simple Greek side dish full of green bell peppers, red onion and herbs that are combined to make a delicious and unexpected side dish. This recipe goes super well with all sorts of great Greek mains.
Rice with fide (or Rizi me fithe, as it is called in Greek) is a simple side dish of rice cooked along with toasted fide noodles. Why this recipe is great Frugality. Simplicity. Versatility. These are definitely values that homemakers of years gone by looked for in recipes that they would prepare for their families....