I love greek food, anyone can tell me recipes?

traviata
Quito, Pichincha Ecuador

Posted: May 31, 2008, 5:59 PM CST

I love Greece and all about its culture, I have been there twice and I am still in love with that country, unfortunatelly it is so far away from me!

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valleygirl
ottawa Canada

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:03 PM CST

i am greek what you want to know?

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RedHeadedTaurus
Here, Michigan USA

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:05 PM CST

traviata wrote:

I love Greece and all about its culture, I have been there twice and I am still in love with that country, unfortunatelly it is so far away from me!

I'm part Greek, and have eaten Greek foods as far back as I can remember... do you have a particular recipe in mind that you'd like?

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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:07 PM CST

valleygirl wrote:

i am greek what you want to know?

what portion of you?

you've claimed to be french remember?

that's how you got in here. It was the excuse for your mistakes in english...am i right?

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Claayer
Wild Wild South West, Cornwall, England UK

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:09 PM CST

I love Greek food.. and I eat a helleva lot of fried Halloumi cheese .. thats yummy!

Why don't you Google Search Greek food.. im sure there will be loooooads of info on there.

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valleygirl
ottawa Canada

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:11 PM CST

cristina wrote:

what portion of you?

you've claimed to be french remember? that's how you got in here. It was the excuse for your mistakes in english...am i right?

i am french because of my mom
i am greek because of my real dad
i am a farmer girl because of my step dad
i am indian because of my great grand mother mom side

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Manolito
a strfilled galaxy far faraway, Inner London, England UK

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:11 PM CST

traviata wrote:

I love Greece and all about its culture, I have been there twice and I am still in love with that country, unfortunatelly it is so far away from me!

what da ya needa know?

Strapatsada?
Mousakas?
marides?
cellery pork?
tzantziki?
something else?

betcha there are greeks all over this place to give you all the recipies you can handle... just name it...

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Manolito
a strfilled galaxy far faraway, Inner London, England UK

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:12 PM CST

Claayer wrote:

I love Greek food.. and I eat a helleva lot of fried Halloumi cheese .. thats yummy!

Why don't you Google Search Greek food.. im sure there will be loooooads of info on there.

hahaha, thats ALMOST Greek, it Cypriot

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traviata
Quito, Pichincha Ecuador

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:13 PM CST

Thanks, I would love to know about musaka, sluvaki, zanziki and many others

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Claayer
Wild Wild South West, Cornwall, England UK

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:13 PM CST

Manolito wrote:

hahaha, thats ALMOST Greek, it Cypriot

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traviata
Quito, Pichincha Ecuador

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:14 PM CST

sorry I don't understand what do yo mean

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traviata
Quito, Pichincha Ecuador

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:16 PM CST

Thanks we can start with all of these

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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:18 PM CST

valleygirl wrote:

i am french because of my mom
i am greek because of my real dad
i am a farmer girl because of my step dad
i am indian because of my great grand mother mom side

but i think your more french

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RedHeadedTaurus
Here, Michigan USA

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:22 PM CST

traviata, I just sent you an email...

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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:24 PM CST

RedHeadedTaurus wrote:

traviata, I just sent you an email...

your post made me feel ambarrassed...what am i doing here? Oh God, sorry OP, no contribution on my side...

hi Readheaded

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valleygirl
ottawa Canada

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:25 PM CST

cristina wrote:

but i think your more french

yeap had been raised with my mom and step dad

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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:26 PM CST

valleygirl wrote:

yeap had been raised with my mom and step dad

i knew it

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RedHeadedTaurus
Here, Michigan USA

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:27 PM CST

cristina wrote:

hi Readheaded

Hey there, gorgeous...

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Manolito
a strfilled galaxy far faraway, Inner London, England UK

Posted: May 31, 2008, 6:32 PM CST

traviata wrote:

Thanks, I would love to know about musaka, sluvaki, zanziki and many others

Suvlaki is basically little pieces of marinated pork meat, cooked over a hot charcoal fire...
tzantziki is a delicious dip made with yogurt, cucamber and garlic
as for musaka, thats a tad more difficult as it involves frying stuff like sliced eggplant, potatoes and green pumpkins, preparing the mince meat stuffing, the fresh cream topping, the selection of cheese (haha, that's a sef's secret, shhh) etc...

i'll tryu to take some time tomorrow to mail you all 3 of them

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langleygirl
Langley, British Columbia Canada

Posted: Jun 1, 2008, 12:11 AM CST

Manolito wrote:

Suvlaki is basically little pieces of marinated pork meat, cooked over a hot charcoal fire...
tzantziki is a delicious dip made with yogurt, cucamber and garlic
as for musaka, thats a tad more difficult as it involves frying stuff like sliced eggplant, potatoes and green pumpkins, preparing the mince meat stuffing, the fresh cream topping, the selection of cheese (haha, that's a sef's secret, shhh) etc...

i'll tryu to take some time tomorrow to mail you all 3 of them

Hhm......... why not share them in the forums as well???????? I'm interested in learning about greek food as well and I won't pass up a good recipe. I love chicken souvlaki and would like to learn how they make the rice dish as well. Its totally yummy.

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