In Tradition, Recipes, Savor Greece
Provatsa is a wild green you find in the winter in Naxos island as well as other Greek islands. Usually next to the sea shores and is the base of a beautiful flower. It is collected in the winter and thus the reason is best cooked with Bakaliaro (salted cod fish) when...
In Tradition, Recipes, Savor Greece
I had this traditional Cretan dish cooked for me on Palm Sunday by Maria Hamilaki, a fantastic lady cook at the village Agios Spiridonas, in Sitia. Salted Bacalhau was used for many years in island cooking especially in villages that were on the mountains and their...
In Tradition, Recipes, Savor Greece
A traditional Cretan dish, usually cooked on Palm Sunday because of the Easter Lent. Salted Bacalhau was used for many years in island cooking especially in villages that were on the mountains and their access to sea was not possible. A beautiful dish, which you can...
In Tradition, Recipes, Savor Greece
Traditional Cretan Easter pastries made the Sitians way. A combination of cheese and honey, in a dough made with eggs sugar and Raki. A tradition that takes a group of women called “Apozimostres” to make them on the Holy Easter Week, and it takes up to ten days before...
In Tradition, Recipes, Savor Greece
Tasty and healthy are the Fennel patties we have tasted in Tinos Island cooked for us by Tinos Farm to Table. To complete this beautiful dish, potato patties with garlic and capers. Easy recipes for when fresh fennel is in season!! For the fennel patties (ingredients)...
In Tradition, Recipes, Savor Greece
Another method for preserving fish (or meat) was to cook it “Savoro” style… meaning in vinegar, sugar, salt and mainly rosemary. A wonderful dish that can be served warm or cold, as a starter or meze for wine, beer or ouzo. Ingredients Red mullets or other small whole...
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