Food from Many Greek Kitchens by Tessa Kiros
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Baked stuffed vine leaves (Dolmades)
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Lisa Is Cooking
... delicious warm from the oven with a dollop of tzatziki on top, and I also loved them cold from the refrigerator the next day...the savory mix of vegetables here was much more interesting.
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Sesame and pistachio snack (Pastelli)
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Leite's Culinaria
Yup, this is the homemade version of those... candies found in the bulk bins of health food stores...They often taste what seems to be a tad stale...But not these little lovelies.
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- ISBN 10 1449406521
- ISBN 13 9781449406523
- Linked ISBNs
- 9781741966848 Hardcover (Australia) 10/1/2010
- Published Jun 14 2011
- Format Hardcover
- Page Count 336
- Language English
- Countries United States
- Publisher Andrews McMeel Publishing
- Imprint Andrews McMeel Publishing
Publishers Text
Food, culture, celebration, and memory are inexorably tied together inside Tessa Kiros's Food from Many Greek Kitchens. As the follow-up to her best-selling Venezia and Falling Cloudberries, Food from Many Greek Kitchens explores Kiros's Greek-Cypriot heritage and takes readers on a colorful journey into the Greek kitchens of her friends and family as she catalogs the traditional foods for fasting, festivals, and feast days.Recipes like Vassilopitta New Year Wish Cake, Lamb in a Flowerpot with Dill and Red Wine, Yamopilafo Wedding Rice, and Easter Soup are accompanied by short introductions that explain each dish's cultural significance. In addition, lavish full-color photographs take readers on a tour from the local Mediterranean fishmongers and markets into Greek family homes and kitchens to experience the best in authentic Greek cooking.
With a glossary and more than 200 classically prepared Greek recipes, Food from Many Greek Kitchens adds a greater depth of flavor to each dish through Kiros's warm anecdotal introductions like the following passage for Vassilopitta:
"In Greece, everyone has a vassilopitta (cake) at New Year. The wonderful thing about this cake is that a flouri (coin) is added before baking. If you're lucky to get the piece with the coin, you'll be blessed for the year. Don't you love that sense of celebration the Greeks have?" --Food from Many Greek Kitchens
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