Taking the guesswork out of Greek cooking…one cup at a time

Taking the guesswork out of Greek cooking…one cup at a time

Mia Kouppa: Taking the guesswork out of Greek cooking…one cup at a time ™

Best Mother's Day Recipes that Mom will love! Includes ideas for breakfast, dinner and desserts!

Shrimp saganaki

Marinated olives

Marinated olives

A syrup cake made with phyllo and infused with orange flavour

Fakes, Greek lentil soup

Fakes (lentil soup)

Traditional Greek Recipes

Pork with leeks (Hirino me praso)

Chicken with lemon and oregano (Kotopoulo riganato)

Pear spoon sweet or Ahladi glyko tou koutaliou

Borlotti bean soup

Greek okra stewed in tomato sauce (Bamies latheres me domata)

Ladenia Greek flatbread

Ouzo lemonade slushie (Slushy cocktail)

Lahanodolmades or cabbage rolls with tomato

Kefalotyri cheese crisps

Spetzofai (spetsofai) – Sausages with peppers and tomato

Ouzo lemonade

Greek potato salad with herbs

What to do with leftover tsoureki

Galatopita, Greek milk custard pie

Giant beans (gigantes) with greens

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Walnut cake, Karydopita

A traditional syrup cake full of walnuts and spices

A traditional syrup cake full of walnuts and spices

A creamy riganoti pasta topped with butternut squash sauce topped with fried sage.

Butternut squash pasta with fried sage

Learn how to make a delicious and easy roast turkey for Thanksgiving, or anytime!

Easy roast turkey

Pork tenderloin with leeks is a rustic Greek recipe known as hirino me praso.

Pork with leeks (Hirino me praso)

A beautiful autumn salad combining butternut squash, pearl couscous, dried fruit and nuts.

Squash and pearl couscous salad

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If you cross the Harvard Bridge in Boston and happen to be with a tour guide, you will learn that in the late 1950’s MIT student Oliver Smoots came up with a unique unit of measure as part of a fraternity pledge. By lying head to toe across the bridge, Oliver determined that its length was 364.4 Smoots.

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