This type of classification helps to present recipes with another point of view and in an alternative manner. One thing is sure, there are many Greek recipes in this blog but there are also a lot of vegetable recipes, so I thought that a category for vegetarian and vegan (very trendy and for courageous people!) food might make sense. I also decided to include recipes coming from other cultures so I created an additional category for “Food for Around the World” :-) So enjoy :-)
Fig Balsamic Vinegar Salad
The seasoning of this salad with fig balsamic vinegar, semolina garlic or semolina onion can be used for many types of salad such as mesclun, arugula, sucrine lettuce, red or green oak salad or even plain lettuce! The salad will be wonderful and it will be easily and rapidly prepared It’s up to you ;-)
Potatoes in pan with Thyme and Garlic
These potatoes are made easily in a pan and they are so aromatic thanks to thyme, garlic and bay leaf that you will not believe it! And they are prepared so rapidly that you will not have to wait for ages to eat!
Pears and Chocolate Crumble
It’s a crumble made with roasted oats and uses very little butter! Chocolate and pears go very well together and it’s a fine little dessert that is mega easy and good It’s also delicate thanks to pears and surely it worth your attention when you are in a hurry and you need an easy and rapid dessert in hand!
Salmon with lemon juice and wasabi
This salmon is simply amazing! So moist and tasteful! The sauce is made with a little bit of wasabi, lemon and Worcester sauce! It’s simple but delicious! It’s a recipe coming from the Great British Chef Gordon Ramsay! Enjoy!
Meatballs in the oven (Mpiftekia)
These meatballs in the oven are a traditional Greek dish! They are simply made with ground beef, onion, garlic, egg, breadcrumbs, olive oil, red wine vinegar (or Xérès vinegar if you have some) and oregano! They are cooked in the oven and even if they are a little bit compact (because they don’t use much oil) they are delicious :-) If you want to taste the meat more omit the oregano ;-)
Peas in tomato sauce with dill (arakas)
These peas in tomato sauce with dill are so delicious and light that you will eat them as a standalone meal with no problem at all! They are different from the standard peas we eat in France because they are by far more flavorful! Give them a try and you will not made peas in another manner ;-) And of course it’s vegan!