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Dora Kitinas Gogos

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Strapatsada

Italians call it a frittata, we call it strapatsada.

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Artichokes with broad beans and avgolemono

Artichokes have a bit of preparation to them, so make sure you give them the right attention.

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An egg-ceptional superfood

They may be high in cholesterol, but eggs also contain enough nutrients to turn one single cell into a baby chicken. Dora Kitinas-Gogos looks more
closely into this super food.

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Preserved lemons

North Africans have preserved lemons for years, the Greeks seem to be a bit far behind on the trend.

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The sweet and sour of citrus fruit

They may not be native to Greece, but adding citrus fruit is almost a secure way to Hellenise any recipe. Dora Kitinas-Gogos shares her favourite citrus recipes.

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Legumes – food for complete nourishment

Legumes have always been an integral part of the Greek diet. To this day, all legumes – lentils, peas and beans – are used in Greek cooking for everything from appetisers to bread

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Bread, from myth to history

The cultivation of grains and the process of turning them into flour and bread making have been depicted since ancient times.

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The plentiful Thessaly

In her food travels through the main regions of Greece, Dora Kitinas-Gogos dives into the food of Thessaly, Greece’s fertile plain.

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Making music with tradition

Instrument making in the Tsakirian family began in 1924 when emigrating from Turkey, the family opened their first shop in the city of rebetiko music, Piraeus.

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The food of Roumeli

To understand the food of Roumeli, one has to understand the life of its pastoral inhabitants and to dig into the culture of the nomads.

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