About Savor Greece

 

Savor Greece is a series of video episodes that brings the beauty of Greece to your screen. Learn about the Greek countryside, cities, islands, villages, mountains, and beaches. Savor Greece focuses on traditional Greek cuisine cooked by real Greeks, their music and dances, festivals and customs! A new episode will be published every second Sunday starting on October 3rd 2021 (the first season contains 22 episodes). Savor Greece is a private initiative as well as being self-funded. All participants volunteered and no money was charged for promotions or advertising.

I will be forever grateful to the wonderful hospitality I received during the filming of Savor Greece. Many of the incredible places I visited offered me free accommodation and more importantly amazing food, what an adventure! Please follow my channel, subscribe and share, and make sure to leave a comment to help me bring you better viewing in the future.

Many thanks

Tony Kavalieros

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Politiko Tsoureki

Politiko Tsoureki

One of the most characteristic traditions during the Greek Easter is the making of the Politico Tsoureki and red eggs. Politiko Tsoureki is a sweet Greek bread that is made by Greeks during Easter. The Greek word tsoureki is taken from Turkish word çörek. others say...

Athens, Ioannina, Kalambaka, Volos

Athens, Ioannina, Kalambaka, Volos

This 10 Days/9 nights package, Athens, Ioannina, Kalambaka, Volos, is offered to you by The Travel Factory and Savor Greece. This Greek Tour covers the Central and Eastern parts of the mainland with some of the best natural landscapes. The majestic rocks of Meteora....

Travel Packages

Travel Packages

Savor Greece and The Travel Factory will design your dream vacations! Our Travel packages can be tailored and made completely from scratch to suit your needs and to make your dream holiday a reality. Quality and service go together. We are present at every step...

Hilopitaki – Homemade Greek Pasta

Hilopitaki – Homemade Greek Pasta

A popular fresh pasta delicacy make in Greece, usually with fresh sheep milk. Every village has their own Hilopites to be proud about, with a small variance in the ingredients from place to place and according to each taste and technique. The art of course is in the...

Bakaliaro with Provatsa

Bakaliaro with Provatsa

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...

Red Mullets Savoro (Barbounia Savoro)

Red Mullets Savoro (Barbounia Savoro)

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...

Xirotigana

Xirotigana

One of Crete’s favorite pastry, served almost at every festivity and gatherings. This recipe is from a dear friend Haroula in Chrysopigi-Sitia. Make sure you watch the video as well to see the way she shapes the wheels in the oil!!! Ingredients For the dough Bread...

Reggosalata (salad with smoked herring)

Reggosalata (salad with smoked herring)

The only time I tasted this slad was in Chrysopigi in Crete, made by the lady cooks of the village with a few simple ingredients and their amazing Olive Oil. It was really a great salad!! Ingredients (amounts of ingredients I leave to your liking) Smoked herring Fresh...

Tyganopsomo (fried bread dough)

Tyganopsomo (fried bread dough)

Another traditional dish from the Lakonia region. Fried bread dough, served with local honey or cheese of your choice or even better… both!!! An easy and quick recipe made at any time of the day, loved by young and old folks!!! This recipe was made for Savor Greece by...

Astakomakaronada (Lobster Spaghetti)

Astakomakaronada (Lobster Spaghetti)

Ingredients Live lobster Onion chopped 3tbsp Garlic chopped 1tsp Olive oil (evoo) 1/4cup White wine 1cup Tomato paste 2tbsp diluted in 1/2cup hot water Rosemary 1tsp Thyme 1tsp Dried spearmint 1tsp Salt and pepper Boiling water 1litre (4cups) Spaghetti 250gr (8oz)...

Patatopita (potato-pie)

Patatopita (potato-pie)

A beautiful and delicious recipe from Nikoleta Foskolou and her “Perivoli tis Nikoletas” or Nikoletas Orchard in Tinos Island. She gives cooking classes to visitors using only products that come from her own orchard that surrounds her home. Ingredients Potatoes 2kilos...

Loukoumades

Loukoumades

Loukoumades or Honey Puffs have an old history that goes back about 3000 years and in particular to the first Olympic Games where they were given to the athletes as honey coins or tokens. Since then it has become one of Greece’s favorite desserts, found in many...

Traditional Cretan Kakavia soup

Traditional Cretan Kakavia soup

Kakavia is a soup made traditionally by the fishermen in the boats after their fishing. They use the fish that don’t sell easy at the fish market, the use of sea water, onions and potatoes that are easy to bring with maybe some lemons and eaten with chunks of bread to...

Kakavia soup (traditional fishermen soup)

Kakavia soup (traditional fishermen soup)

Kakavia is Greek traditional soup of the fishermen, usually cooked out at sea using sea-water and fish collected after cleaning their net, small shellfish, easy to bring with vegetables like onions and potatoes, flavored with lemons and eaten with only bread and your...

Etolika Panigyria (Festivals)

Etolika Panigyria (Festivals)

The word Panigyri is folklore, a popular and established pronunciation of the ancient word “Pas-agyris”, which means gathering of a crowd. The festival satisfies the timeless need that people have to gather, to have fun, to celebrate and to rejoice. Wine, music, song,...

Salt Flats in Mesolongi

Salt Flats in Mesolongi

Salt has played a crucial role in the history of civilization, enabling food to be preserved over the winters until the modern miracles of refrigeration and preservation. This is no less true in Greece, where the salt used in antiquity likely came from the salt flats...

Mesolongi The Sacred Town of Greece

Mesolongi The Sacred Town of Greece

Since its foundation in the 16th century, the economy of Mesolongi is based on fishing in the large sea lagoon. What started as a fishermen settlement became a small naval center two centuries after its founding. By the 18th century, the ships of Mesolongi were...

Cultural & culinary Trip, Peloponnese

Cultural & culinary Trip, Peloponnese

This culinary tour aims to offer you unique experiences, value and skills by introducing you to Greek cooking, the production of delightful products, the sacramental breeze from the surrounding nature, to local people while listening to their stories and tasting old...

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