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Lemon Brulee

Lighter desserts like this are ideal after having a heavier meal, something likely to happen during the Christmas holidays.

Chicken Tigania with Leeks & Mushrooms

One such dish in Greek cuisine are “tiganias”…skillet dishes that involve a quite saute, add vegetables, liquid, seasoning, herbs/spices and simmer.

Mid-Winter Seafood Supper Club Jan16

After a month of holiday indulgence, January is all about eating lighter and that means fish and seafood. Join me on Sunday, January 16th at St. Lawrence Market Kitchen for a mid-winter 5-course seafood feast. Greek wines and spirits will be pared with the courses. Many specialty products from Greece will be furnished by BuyGreek.shop, […]

Recap – Seafood Tavernaki Supper Club

A plate of grilled octopus

The past two weekends have been a lot of fun, cooking up some fish and seafood for my dinner guests. Thank you for making both evenings a sell out! I served some Greek classics along with some of my own twists, all paired with Greek wines and Spirits from Celebrity Wines. Many specialty products from […]

Garlic Shrimp & Calamari on Fava

A couple of years ago, during one of my Supper Clubs, I served pan-seared calamari on a bed of fava. In Greek cookery, fava refers to a puree made from yellow split peas. My friends at BuyGreek.shop sell an excellent fava product that cooks quickly, possesses a gorgeous yellow colour and most importantly, they taste […]

Baklava Cheesecake

love cheesecake, being Greek I love baklava, so combining these desserts into one is a fantastic idea.

Kalofagas Lamb Ribs

Ontario has always had high quality lamb and it’s a good thing. Greeks eat lamb for Sunday dinners, weekdays on occasion and of course, for Easter. Not everyone likes lamb but year by year more people are discovering this delicious meat that is versatile (oven or grill), not gamey at all and above all, delicious! […]

Lemon and Mastiha Ice Cream

About 10 years ago, I got into sipping on mastiha liqueur, primarily as a digestif after dinner. The liqueur is a little sweet so I like having it served with a slice of lemon and ice. This drink (and the pairing of lemon and mastiha) is the inspiration for this ice cream flavour. Once again, […]