Greek Cypriot recipes and other family food inspirations
The ingredients used Beef green beans stew requires some simple and everyday ingredients. That includes the meat and vegetables such as potatoes and carrots. For the tomato sauce to make the beef green beans stew I used a whole jar of vegetable pasta sauce. There …
Chicken must be the most accessible protein and one that is consumed the most amongst the omnivorous population. And with this quick and easy grilled chicken breast recipe I’m sure it will become even more popular in your household! So many options! You can customize …
Pork is a typical type of meat consumed most in Cyprus and Greece when making skewers. In Cyprus you will see skewers called “souvlakia” or “kalamakia” in Greece. Pork neck is one of the tenderest pieces to use, especially because the cooking time is short. …
Sheftalies are a traditional Cypriot sausage made with simple ingredients and cooked over the charcoal. This recipe is very special to me as it was shown to me by my dear friend Vasiliki, passed to her by her mum Eleni who lives in Cyprus. I …
The sizzle steak wraps with red pepper sauce are a spin on the classic beef fajitas, which use bell peppers (capsicums) as part of the dish. It is a very quick family meal to put together and even better it is customizable by each person …
This lamb kleftiko tray bake is one that my family makes the most when we get together! Super easy to make as you just simply mix all the ingredients together and then voila! 3.5 hours later you have the tenderest and tastiest meal ever. The …
Greek flavours Slow roasted lamb leg is always a hit on any dinner date,regardless of the flavours used. Typically when I make it I use Greek style ingredients such as garlic, oregano and lemon. Turns out so amazingly tasty and any left overs are always …
Classic Greek dish The recipe for beef patties with potatoes is one I make very often and the whole family loves. The beef patties end up so tasty and juicy. Keep reading to see my 3 key points to ensuring the patties do not dry …
