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The third generation pâtissier from Leros making authentic Greek sweets in Melbourne

There’s nothing quite like a Greek zaharoplasteio, is there? Every time I travel to Greece, it is one of the first stops on my list; the aromas, the choice, the …

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A philhellene’s first real experience of Orthodox Easter

It was a month before she married her Greek husband that Katerina Kallos had her first experience of Orthodox Easter. Together with her parents, she joined her prospective in-laws on …

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Celebrating pioneering women in the Greek olive oil world

In Greece, thousands of women care for olive trees, harvest olives, work in mills and bottling plants, and market, sell, export, taste, and judge Greek olive oil. Here are a …

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Famous food vlogger Emmymadeinjapan tries Greek special forces food

One of the world’s most famous foodies, Emmy Cho known – widely known on YouTube as Emmymadeinjapan – has taken it upon herself to taste and rate the weirdest foods. …

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What? You won’t eat the meat? – ‘It’s a sin!’

No, this is not a piece on the Pet Shop Boys’ iconic song. It’s a piece on a phrase I haven’t stopped hearing since going full vegan in January. Oh, …

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Who says that Saffron and Ryzogalo don’t mix?

The idea of flavouring a ryzogalo (Greek rice pudding) with lemon and krokos Kozanis (saffron) sounded perfect in my mind, so I made a twist to the classic rice pudding …

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Kalamata olives are not just the tastiest but also the healthiest, new study finds

A staple Greek –and not just Greek- fruit (yes, a fruit!) olives always have a place at the table in both their liquid, processed, and original form. Other than a …

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The Ancient Greek origins of saffron

The origin of Crocus sativus – otherwise known as saffron – has long been the subject of speculation and research, as this knowledge would enable breeders to introduce genetic diversity …

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The Greek super food from Corinth

Have you ever heard of ‘black gold’? Scientists are fast discovering that the colloquial name used to refer to raisins from Corinth is no accident, with the raisins considered one …

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Your guide: All you need to know about Wines of Greece

Greece has a long history of viticulture and vinification, and wine has always been an integral part of Greek culture and gastronomy. The country’s terrain plays a key role in …

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