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Stunning blog by Australian Philhellene documents Greek culinary culture

When Katerina Kallos met her now husband at a New Year’s Eve party in Sydney, little did she know how much it would change her life, in particular the culinary …

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Cretan retirement banker’s Melbourne family is chuffed that she won Masterchef

Retired banker Irini Tzortzoglou, 61, was named Masterchef UK 2019 competing against two other female amateur chefs in the first all-female finale. It was the first time in the show’s …

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YIAYIA RECIPE SERIES: A dish that warms the heart

When author Stella Stamatakis was asked to choose a cherished recipe to share, it wasn’t hard to pick. “My mother’s avgolemono (egg and lemon) soup; it’s an emotional choice for …

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Why do we eat bakaliaros and skordalia on 25 March?

The Greek calendar has a number of special days, but a standout is 25 March. Not only does it mark the annual celebration of Greek Independence Day, it also has …

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End of an era for iconic Greek restaurant in Australia

It’s the end of an era for popular award winning restaurant Press Club, one of the many restaurants Greek Australian restaurateur George Calombaris has owned and operated since 2006. The …

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Returning to the ways of our ancestors for better health and sustainability

Whether you are interested in matters of the environment or not, there’s no denying the rising concerns: climate change, a growing population, and a rising demand for food, which has …

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Religious cuisine and the supernatural at kolyva-making workshop in Altona

The Greek word for funeral κηδεία (kidia) derives from the verb κήδομαι (kidome) that means to attend to or take care of someone. Fittingly, the Greek funeral process is marked …

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All the fasolada you can eat!

Fasolada is without a doubt Greece’s national food, famous and loved all the way to Australia, thanks to the first migrants that brought the hearty bean soup recipe with them …

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Kolyva-making workshop helps people master the art of religious cuisine

The Greek word for funeral κηδεία (kidia) derives from the verb κήδομαι (kidome) that means to attend to or take care of someone. Fittingly, the Greek funeral process is marked by caring tribute and there …

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Perfect pairings: Moschofilero

In this column we will try to de-construct the so called ‘elements’ of a wine and match them with an everyday dish that we can all easily prepare in our …

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