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Pan-seared shrimp with braised greens is a delicious Greek dish that serves as an example of how a handful of simple ingredients can be used to create a hearty, comforting, and healthy shrimp recipe that looks and tastes good enough to serve company, but is fast enough for a busy weeknight dinner.
The key to this panzanella is frying the bread cubes in loads of olive oil in a skillet, which obviously makes them crispy. But the healthful fat also soaks into the bread cubes and renders them semi-waterproof, or dressing-proof. Parmesan cheese applied halfway through the crisping process.
It s a rich, hearty, meaty, tomato-based pasta that has quickly become a staple in my weekly pasta rotation. It s got everything: smoky bites of Italian sausage, crispy bacon, earthy mushrooms, a generous amount of cream, and freshly chopped rosemary.
This Mediterranean pasta is simple and boasts a lot of flavor thanks to olives and artichokes. Ready in 30 minutes, the pasta is tossed in a cherry tomato sauce cooked with garlic and olive oil, making it creamy and so delicious.
This one leans on the rich flavor of pomegranate juice, which has red wine like qualities! I shake it up with some brown sugar cinnamon syrup and fresh orange juice before topping with just a splash of spicy ginger beer for bubbles.
Portokalopita is the easy make-ahead dessert recipe that dreams are made of. A decadent (butter-free) custard cake made with phyllo dough and finished with fragrant Honey-Orange Syrup. The sweet and tart Orange Honey Syrup brings it over the top!
The trick to the crispiest, most beautifully golden smashed potatoes without frying? A hot sheet pan! You can serve the crispy smashed potatoes with just a sprinkle of salt, but the garlicky za atar olive oil drizzle brings them over the top.
During the sixties the Greeks decided to combine traditional ingredients with modern cooking methods. One of the results was the combination of shrimps, tomatoes and feta all together in the Prawn Saganaki.
Whip up an easy and healthy dinner in no time with this spicy chicken traybake. We've replaced potatoes with root vegetables to reduce the carbohydrates and included plenty of spice to turn up the flavour.
The name of the dish refers probably to the traditional ingredients used, which were very common in the countryside of Italy and in particular the south or south/center, such as Campania, Sicily, or even Abruzzo. Those ingredients are fresh fennel sausages, tomato sauce, and bell peppers.
In this effortless one-skillet meal, cod fillets are simply pan-roasted basted in butter on the stovetop then gently finished in a moderate oven to guarantee even cooking and tender, flaky fish. The balance of buttery richness and bright acidity in the sauce complements the mild seafood.
Surrounded by zucchini, they inspired me to make a delightful combination with the fish. I also gathered onions, dill, garlic, parsley, green olives, a lemon and a dry white wine, that once cooked, created a beautiful layer of vegetables to put the sea-bass on.