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Ivy on Νοεμβρίου 26th, 2009

Did you know that In Greece we have our own pizza which is called Ladenia (Λαδένια), meaning olive oil bread.  This is a vegan pizza and is a speciality from the island of Kimolos.  I saw this recipe a couple of years ago on Elias Mamalakis T.V. show, a famous Greek T.V. persona.  The main [...]

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Ivy on Νοεμβρίου 24th, 2009

I have a few pizza recipes to share with you, as well as a couple of calzone recipes I made recently using the same dough, so before giving the recipes here is the dough I use. I’ve been making pizzas for many years but this is my best pizza dough.  My friends and relatives say [...]

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Ivy on Νοεμβρίου 22nd, 2009

I love a good marinara sauce!  I have been making this sauce for ages and have realized that I have never posted it before. This sauce is very easy and very versatile and it’s not worth buying the ready-made sauce. Tomatoes are still abundant and cheap and I grow basil in a pot on my small [...]

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Ivy on Νοεμβρίου 8th, 2009

I suppose most of you  will be surprised seeing eggplants served as a sweet.  I know that my Greek friends have eaten or heard of melitzanaki glyko.  I had to share with you a twist I made to this traditional recipe, in which I added grenadine, not only for the lovely taste, but also to [...]

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I know that I always say that I wish I had an Ice Cream machine, whenever I comment on someone’s Ice cream post  but although it doesn’t cost much, I have no space in my kitchen to add another gadget and even if I did, I am still thinking if I should buy one, as [...]

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Ivy on Ιουνίου 21st, 2009

When I saw this pastry at  The Constanble’s Larder, I loved it immediately and knew immediately what to do with it.  Check out Giff’s post to see a lovely vegetarian galette. The first recipe I used this Provençal Pastry was to make a Meat Galette, then another meat galette but with a different filling I [...]

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Ivy on Φεβρουαρίου 26th, 2009

I have been preserving beets in vinegar (ξύδι = pronounced ksydi = xydata (in vinegar)) for many years but I have never blogged about it.  In most of my recipes with beets, I usually roast or boil more so that I can preserve them and I have used these preserves in a lot of my [...]

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Ivy on Ιανουαρίου 20th, 2009

Focaccia is very similar to the Greek flatbread named lagana , which I have posted some time ago.  As Wikipedia describes focaccia, the basic recipe is thought by some to have originated with the Etruscans or ancient Greeks, but it is now known as a delicacy of the Ligurian cuisine.   The only difference between the [...]

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Ivy on Ιανουαρίου 9th, 2009

Quince is one of my favourite spoon sweets and I made it three times this year.  The first and second time I made it the same way as I had previously posted the recipe and my children loved it. My son who was coming from Switzerland for the Christmas holidays told me that he wanted [...]

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Ivy on Δεκεμβρίου 27th, 2008

I suppose most of you know how to brine a turkey but for me this was the first time.   I decided to try it this year and it is a fact that it produces a great tasting turkey which is tender and juicier. I am glad I decided to brine it this year as I [...]

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