Greek Food Gazette 06/05/2009

Jun 5th, 2009 | By Peter Minakis | Category: MISC, News
A "Bakaliko" (mini market) located in a village in Naxos

A "Bakaliko" (mini market) located in Koronos, Naxos

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7 Comments to “Greek Food Gazette 06/05/2009”

  1. maria says:

    i absolutely love the look of this shop – reminds me of some of the villages in crete, where the shop is also the cafeneion, the post office, the OTE, the DEH and the bank all combined!

  2. Jan says:

    Love the picture of that shop!
    I want that ‘Mediterranean Hot and Spicy’ book!

  3. Cynthia says:

    This photograph brought a smile to my face. There are so many of these min-markets in villages and towns strewn across the Caribbean. They are a treasure trove aren’t they? One can find so many items that the large super and mega stores carry no longer.

  4. Ivy says:

    Thanks for introducing us to Calombaris, it’s always interesting to learn about Greek Chefs.

  5. kanella says:

    Thanks for including the D! Detroiters certainly love their octopus and the Red Wings!

  6. Sylvia says:

    I love the photo, is beautiful and typical.
    Thanks for those interesting links, is always good to learn about culture in another counties

  7. Amber says:

    Hi Peter,
    I love your blog. I can’t wait to try the haloumi. It all looks fantastic! Thanks also for the extra info on travel to Greece. I’m going later this year and it will come in handy.
    Cheers!

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