Greek salad, moussaka, tzatziki, souvlaki: you thought you were familiar with all of Greek cuisine through its typical dishes? However, there are plenty of delicious regional specialties worth trying.
Greece's captivating history, and of course its cuisine: Greece continues to enchant us, even when it comes down to what we eat. But if we're familiar with its iconic dishes, other traditional recipes are equally deserving of the spotlight, beyond Greece's borders.
Have you ever wondered about the culinary specialties of other countries? You might find this interesting:
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Exploring 8 Hidden Gems of Greek Cuisine: A Guide to Traditional Treats
Hilopites
This traditional Greek pasta, with its distinctive square or flat noodle shapes varying by region, is commonly paired with a rich tomato sauce or hearty meat stew. It can also be gently simmered in a soothing chicken broth.
Kakavia
The cooking vessel used by ancient Ionian fishermen.
Santorini’s
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Smyrneika soutzoukakia
Meaning "meatballs from Smyrna (Izmir)" —, this dish is often prepared using ground beef or lamb, cooked in a tomato-based sauce seasoned with cinnamon and cumin. A true delight!
Pastourma
In this delicatessen specialty hailing from the historic region of Thrace, the addition of beef is complemented by a unique method of preservation, where the meat is dried and seasoned with a blend of various spices, featuring garlic and fenugreek as key flavour components.
Rabbit
It's akin to a slow-cooked stew, made with onions, tomatoes, red wine and spices like cinnamon and cloves. This traditional recipe is especially well-known and sought-after in the mountainous zones of Greece.
Kolokithokeftedes
achieve the feat of being zucchini fritters that are both crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Made with feta cheese, what else? - and mint, they are often eaten with fresh tzatziki.
Lahanodolmades
After the holidays, it is advisable to gradually recover from meals that are a bit rich and difficult to digest.
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