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TOP 25 GREEK FOODS – THE MOST POPULAR DISHES IN GREECE
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- Moussaka. Moussaka is a creamy delicious dish made of spiced meat (beef or lamb) cooked in tomato sauce and then layered with fried eggplant and bechamel sauce.
- Papoutsakia (Stuffed Eggplants) Papoutsakia is stuffed eggplants that are first baked until soft and then filled with a tomato-based meat sauce, topped with bechamel sauce and cheese, and baked till they get a beautiful golden color!
- Pastitsio (Greek lasagna) Pastitsio is another traditional Greek dish that consists of baked layers of pasta, juicy minced beef, bechamel and tomato sauce, topped melted cheese.
- Souvlaki (Gyros) Souvlaki is considered one of the most popular dishes in Greece! A very important thing to keep in mind with this dish is that it is all about the place you buy it from.
- Soutzoukakia (Greek Meatballs) Soutzoukakia are sausages made from a mixture of ground pork and beef, cumin, and olive oil which are cooked in a red wine sauce.
- Seafood. While some of you may well have tried seafood dishes in different countries, if you haven’t tried Greek seafood yet, you will quickly realize that it is truly exceptional.
- Stifado (Greek Beef Stew) Stifado is a traditional Greek beef-stew cooked with tomatoes, onions, cinnamon, vinegar or red wine, and a variety of spices and herbs.
- Tomatokeftedes (Tomato Fritters) Tomatokeftedes, or tomato fritters, are a traditional appetizer on the island of Santorini. Made with diced tomatoes, onions, mint, and feta cheese, these small bites of heaven provide a unique combination of flavors.
- Tzatziki. Tzatziki is a classic Greek dip/appetizer made of strained yogurt, garlic, cucumber, olive oil, fresh dill, and sometimes lemon juice. It is a simple and easy appetizer to prepare and it goes perfectly with almost every dish!
- Kolokithokeftedes (Fried Zucchini/Courgette Balls) Kolokithokeftedes is a popular Cretan appetizer that will mesmerize your taste buds with its flavorful texture.
THE 15 BEST GREEK DISHES AND FOODS TO TRY IN GREECE IN 2023
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- Souvlaki. In the top spot is the most popular Greek food, souvlaki. You can get it absolutely anywhere in Greece. It’s a full meal, so if you’re a bit hungry at night, go with the souvlaki.
- Künefe Peyniri. Künefe peyniri is a sweet refugees brought from Istanbul to Greece. Like all these sweets, its characteristic is that it’s syrupy. It goes really well with your favorite ice cream and is especially nice in the summer.
- Loukoumades With Honey. After your lunch, try some loukoumades with honey. Loukoumades are a light dessert made with sugar, lemon, honey, flour, and cornflour.
- Spaghetti With Shrimp. Spaghetti with shrimp is a popular dish not only in Greece but in many countries around the world. However, if you’re going to Rhodes, you have to try it here.
- Spetsofai. Another great option for a traditional dish is spetsofai. From Pelion (Volos), spetsofai is cooked with sausages, Florina’s peppers, eggplant, zucchini, onions, and tomatoes.
- Traditional Pies. If you have the chance to pass through Epirus, then you have to taste some traditional pies. Locals in Epirus cook many types of pies, like Kasiopita, Kothropita, Kimadopita, Pepeki, Kasata, and Blatsaria.
- Pastitsada. Pastitsada is a traditional dish served in Corfu. Its basic ingredients are meat and thick spaghetti. But many women from Corfu villages prefer to add some cinnamon while cooking, which makes it different.
- Antikristo. If you love eating lamb, then antikristo is for you. This is a traditional recipe from Crete. Antikristo means “opposite”. Cretans cook it by making a pit in the soil where they light a fire and place the lamb in a circle on the spit facing each other—hence the name.
- Dolmadakia Gialanji. Dolmadakia Gialanji is another traditional appetizer that refugees from Asia Minor brought to Greece. The Turkish call it gialanji, which means “false,” because they don’t contain minced meat.
- Roasted Feta. If you want to try something different, this is it—roasted feta. You’ll see it on the menu of several taverns, especially in northern Greece.
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