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162 SEARCH RESULTS FOR: broad beans
169.  Three-Salad Greek Lunch, Great Nutrition!
Three great Greek salads, with cranberry beans, tuna-yogurt, and taboule, filled with great nutrition and taste.
170.  Giant Beans Baked with Spinach and Feta
Plenty of Greek traditional flavours are used in this dish: sweet Greek giant beans baked with healthy spinach and traditional Greek feta. A traditional dish, appetizing in both taste and texture!
171.  Amaranth Leaves – aka Vlita
Amaranth, called Vlita in Greek, is one of the traditional Greek foods eaten in summer, when it's in season. It's a Mediterranean Diet dream ingredient, filled with amazing nutritional properties.
172.  Comfort in a Soup Bowl
As I write this, I have just returned from NYC, where the mercury refused to budge above about 20 degrees F. Bone-chillin’ cold. In Greece, it’s winter too, of course, not quite as frigid but still cold enough for soup, my favorite winter food. Despite the winter and the need for warming foods, soup is a little underrated in Greece ...
173.  Christmas Pork
 In Greece, a country with ancient food customs, Christmas traditionally belongs to the humble pig. Or, rather, the humble pig belongs to our dinner table on that day and on many others following it, right up through Lent, as it is savored in the form of sausages, charcuterie, chitlins, bacon, confit, lard, head cheese and various other things depending on ...
174.  Vegetarian Greek Style Thanksgiving in the New York Times!
Martha Rose Shulman recommends Diane’s Giant Beans with Spinach, Tomatoes and Feta recipe for a different, meatless, oddly yet deliciously inspired by Greek cooking, Thanksgiving dish! Be sure to  check it out !
175.  Classic Greek Bean Soup / Fasolada
Beans are a New World product but bean soup. fasolada in Greek, is Greece’s national dish! Greek herbs and great Greek olive oil will make this hearty soup even more delicious. Find them both on my online store here .  
176.  Black-Eyed Peas with Chard and Olives /Mavromatika me Elies kai Seskoula
Beans and greens are coupled in countless main-course vegetable dishes in the Greek kitchen. This black-eyed pea and chard medley is from the Peloponnese.
177.  How to Assemble a Meze Platter
The Meze platter should offer a variety of foods, textures, colors, and flavors for people to nibble on as they enjoy wine or ouzo and the company of friends. As a general rule, ouzo and tsipouro go best with seafood meze platters, while wines are a better match for cured meats and cheeses. Vegetables meze items, such as baked giant ...
178.  My recipes in the New York Times Recipes for Health
Greek recipes are intrinsically healthy. Many of my Greek food specialties are mentioned in the New York Times on-line column, Recipes for Health. Here they are: My Greek polenta with raisins in Recipes for Health On a plant-based Lenten feast …. http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/health/series/recipes_for_health/greek_vegetarian/index.html On Vegetable and Bean options for a Greek holida y…http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/23/health/nutrition/22recipehealth.html My Greek giant beans with honey and dill in Recipes for Health, the New York Times.