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	Greece Travel and the Greek Islands: Greece Hotels guide - Greek holidays
		This site about the Greek islands and Greece provides much travel information and Hotels but also general information about the islands: pictures, culture, map, history, festivals, Athens, tours and more...
		Greek travel experiences in the mainland and in the islands:
		Eastern Aegean Sea Islands, mountainous and green with long beaches, this group is the less frequented of the Greek seas but not the less interesting.
	www.greeka.com (490 words)

	Ancient Greek Food - History for Kids!
		Food, for the Greeks, had all sorts of religious and philosophical meaning.
		The Greeks ate mainly the Mediterranean triad, wheat (or barley or millet), wine, and olive oil.
		Food and Feasts in Ancient Greece, by Imogen Dawson (1995).
	www.historyforkids.org /learn/greeks/food/greekfood.htm (409 words)

	Daily Life Ancient Greece
		Some were Greek infants, abandoned on a hill or at the gates of a town, left to die, or to be rescued by someone passing by.
		Greek houses, in the 6th and 5th century BCE, were made up of two or three rooms, built around an open air courtyard, built of stone, wood, or clay bricks.
		Although the Greek women were allowed to leave their homes for only short periods of time, they could enjoy the open air, in the privacy of their courtyard.
	members.aol.com /Donnclass/Greeklife.html (3899 words)

	Greek Food
		Food in Greece has never been noted for being anything special.
		There's Gyros Special (a greasy kebab), Greek Special Pork (chewy, salty pig-rind), and the one and only Lamb Special (what could have been lovely, tender cutlets drowned in a sickly-nutmeg, brown sauce that had no right to be on a plate).
		The Greek lager, Myrrhos, is surprisingly good, and comparable to the better known Dutch efforts.
	website.lineone.net /~stevenblack/food1.html (821 words)

	Greek Fast Food
		Their prices are good for the quality of food and they make some interesting stuff like Fire Feta dip, feta cheese with some cayenne (I think) and other seasonings to make it good and spicy.
		Their Greek salad with chicken breast, for example, is a whole white meat chicken breast trimmed of all the fat and then flame broiled with feta, olives, lettuce, onion, etc. Their tzatziki is a bit runny and their food often prepared in a non-traditional manner but with a nice result.
		Greek Islands Cuisine has taken this basic set of food, added as a side either french fries or rice and a greek salad or hummus and taboule with pita, and put it into every possible combination to create their menu.
	www.yasou.org /business/food/greekfastfood.htm (743 words)

	Greece Food and Wine
		Take-away and fast food is now part of modern Greek life but there is no Greek that will prefer the new fashion of fast food rather than the traditional Greek food.
		Food such as mousaka, dolmadakia (stuffed vine leaves with rice covered with egg and lemon sauce), keftedes (meat balls) and many other traditional dishes of the Greek kitchen.
		The Greek food experience, in particular the combination of what you eat and where you eat it, are unique, and cannot be exported or imitated.
	www.athensguide.org /greek-kitchen.html (921 words)

	BBC - Food - TV and radio - 50 things to eat before you die (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Originally the favoured food of Australian Aborigines and a stand-by of white settlers during the colonial period, kangaroo fell out of gastronomic fashion in the 20th century (along with other bush foods) with the advent of cheap and available mutton and beef.
		The origin of everyone's favourite comfort food can be traced back to the region of Latin America and the tropical cacao tree, whose beans provided the raw material for a murky drink, consumed by the Mayan and Aztec civilisations as a symbol of ceremony, status and wealth.
		There's a hearty spirit, rather than elaborate finesse, to Greek gastronomy, and traditionally frugal dishes tend to be transformed with fresh ingredients such as lemon and herbs, particularly thyme and oregano.
	www.bbc.co.uk /food/tv_and_radio/50eats25.shtml (850 words)

	Greek Food
		If you are new to Greek culture, you might be intimidated by all the unfamiliar names of Greek food.
		GREEK SALAD - A tomato and cucumber salad seasoned with onion, olive oil, vinegar, fete cheese and oregano.
		GREEK STYLE - This is a thick, powered coffee that is made in a brickee (or brika), which is traditionally a small brass pot with a long handle.
	www.yasou.org /food/gfood.htm (646 words)

	Las Vegas SUN: Healthy Habit: Rich in tradition and good food, Greek Food Festival returns to St. John's
		In the beginning St. John's Greek Orthodox Church was a small place of worship with a large dream.
		In the Greek community, young and old joined forces to do whatever had to be done to raise the money to buy the land and to build the first phase of St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church.
		One of my favorite Greek cookbooks, "The Foods of the Greek Islands," by Aglaia Kremezi (Houghton Mifflin, $35), describes the sharing of food whenever a family or friends gather around the table as being typical of the traditional Greek way of life.
	www.lasvegassun.com /sunbin/stories/leisure/2004/sep/15/517513456.html (657 words)

	Greek Food Recipes !!!
		Greek food is a wonderful mix of oriental and European dishes, cooked using different methods, from frying to broiling to boiling.
		Food in Greece is both easy to make, as the following recipes show, and delightful.
		Much of Greek food is seasonal and a lot of it is prepared during different times of the year, mainly around dates of religious events, such as Easter, Christmas or New Year.
	users.panafonet.gr /kinglyr/food.htm (2007 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Books: Real Greek Food (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Expert midwifery from food writer and journalist Charles Campion has effected a transfer of his cooking to the domestic realm with mouth-watering effect.
		This is Greek food of a type and quality very different from the usual dismal offerings of the dreaded moussaka, souvlakia, kleftiko and the rest.
		To the current genration, Greek food is the food of the packaged holiday - chips and kebabs, or the local taverna, while to those who have stayed at home it tends to be the food of their local 'Greek' restaurant, which is almost inevitably churning out a succession of identikit Cypriot dishes.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/1862056250 (1596 words)

	food, Greece, Greek food
		And when I say Greek food I don't mean souvlaki and moussaka, but the hundreds and hundreds of wondeful dishes that Greek women have invented through time.
		If you want to really try the typically Greek food, the first thing you have to do is to find a traditional Greek tavern.
		Take your time...the Greeks do not just eat out for the food, but for the company and the fun of it.
	www.in2greece.com /english/food/food.htm (284 words)

	Greek food for games
		First to arrive was the Greek Salad - a colourful combination of chunky cucumber and tomato, thinly sliced onions, olives and oregano dusted feta cubes.
		Despite excellent olives available in Beijing, these were bland and the feta's cream cheese texture and one-dimensional saltiness was a far cry from crumbly feta that bursts with the goodness of sheep's milk.
		The sad Spinach Spanikopita - triangular parcels of spinach stuffed inside a wanton wrapper and deep fried - was closer in flavor and texture to a bad spring roll than to the stuffed pastry parcel of its name.
	www.chinadaily.com.cn /english/doc/2004-08/09/content_363398.htm (567 words)

	Greek food details. Greek food quality, benefits and greek food producers.
		Greek food quality, benefits and greek food producers.
		s of the Greek land are as ancient as Greece.
		The greek food use in overall social and cultural life of Greeks is a unique example in world history.
	greekproducts.com /greekproducts (37 words)

	Greek Food & Cooking, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Resource Guide
		The Foods of the Greek Islands: Cooking and Culture at the Crossroads of the Mediterranean (2000)
		Aglaia Kremezi, who won a Julia Child award for her Foods of Greece, concentrates this time on the uncomplicated food of the islands, with chapters on meze, savory pitas and pies, and seasonal salads as well as meats, seafoods, and bread.
		All About Greek Wine, a joint venture of twenty three of the most prestigious wineries of Greece, is dedicated to promoting top quality Greek wine in the North American market.
	www.clpgh.org /subject/food/greek.html (530 words)

	Greek Food (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Greece is surrounded by water, so the ancient Greeks had a variety of fish to eat, such as mackerel and tuna.
		The ancient Greeks did not have sugar,so they satisfied their sweet tooth with fresh fruit, such as figs, dates and pomegranites and apples.
		The basic Greek diet was a healthy one of bread, goat cheese, olives and figs, dried fish, eggs, honey, and diluted wine.
	www.digonsite.com /drdig/greece/49.html (271 words)

	greek food: essaysfinder.com- quick find essays, quick find term papers, quick find book reports
		On essaysfinder.com there are hundreds of free essay abstracts written by your fellow college students on greek food.
		All of the essay abstracts on greek food can be instantly downloaded from essaysfinder.com.
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	www.essaysfinder.com /term-papers/345773/greek-food.html (399 words)

	Allrecipes Recipe Index: Greek
		This is Greek stew that my mom always made while I was growing up and has now been handed down to my children.
		This bread is a greek type of bread that tastes almost like cake, although the sugar content is much lower.
		The meat is served on a pita bread with a zesty, garlicky yogurt sauce.
	allrecipes.com /directory/898.asp (1217 words)

	Festival Food (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Crispy lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes and onions garnished with olives, feta cheese and Greek dressing.
		Served with Yahni beans (Grecian string beans), rice pilaf, Greek salad and bread.
		A blend of lamb and beef served in pita bread with lettuce, tomatoes, onions and topped with a Greek dressing.
	www.greekfriends.org /festival/food.htm (308 words)

	Greek food articles focusing on the main cooking ingredients of the greek diet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Seafood reigns on the Greek Lenten table, and the kings of the sea at this time of year are most definitely in the ungainly family of cephalopods: octopus, squid, and sepia (cuttlefish).
		The whole idea of a holiday buffet based on finger foods is to provide a variety of easy-to-prepare dishes that offer an array of tastes and textures for casual "grazing".
		If the Greeks finally learnt that there are more beers than lager and that lager is not served in a frozen glass, they owe it greatly to a few beer houses, small breweries and pubs, who searched, introduced and explained again and again to their customers the different kinds of beer.
	www.gourmed.gr /greek-food/index.asp (595 words)

	Vegetarian History Lessons From A Greek Chef -- The Vegetarian Resource Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		I ordered my first Greek salad on my first day in Delphi only to be shocked that there was no lettuce in the colorful combination of fresh ingredients.
		We don't know exactly what they were, but we do know that these two foods had no animal flesh in them at all.
		From what we have of their writings, the ancient Greeks made most animal sacrifices so they could share food on festival days.
	www.vrg.org /recipes/vjgreek.htm (1351 words)

	Nutrition Action Healthletter - Greek Food: a Mediterranean Mixed Bag
		Yet as ethnic foods grow in popularity, it’s not always easy to spot the menu items that may make a beeline to your waistline or heart.
		Naturally, you’d expect a Greek salad to be heavy on the olive oil, but that’s unsaturated fat—not low in calories, but not an invitation to the coronary care unit, either.
		Unlike Quarter Pounders, Greek salads are as variable as the chefs who grab a handful of cheese, crumble it over the plate, and move on to the next dish.
	www.cspinet.org /nah/11_00/greekfood.html (1831 words)

	Go Greek
		All these recipes are a delight and will remind you of relaxed evenings spent in tavernas on a timeless Greek island.
		Remember too that Greek food is good for you - lots of fresh vegetables, salads, pulses, nuts, pasta and, if you're not vegan, delicious feta cheese, greek yoghurt and local wild flower honey.
		Traditionally, Greek people ate a largely vegetarian diet, although they would never have called themselves vegetarian.
	www.vegsoc.org /cordonvert/recipes/greek.html (720 words)

	AngliaCampus : Ancient Greek food (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Greek wives and daughters usually did the cooking, but rich Greek families would employ cooks and slaves to prepare the food.
		As most of the Greeks lived very near the sea, they ate a lot of fish, squid and shellfish.
		The Greeks ate meat too, although the poorer Greeks could not often afford it.
	www.angliacampus.com /public/pri/history/greeks/page17.htm (111 words)

	Greek food
		Food is always a exiting part of a vacation and this is especially true when you get to a new country.
		This is a Greek aperitif with a strong taste of anise and a proof of 40%.
		To spend a short time on stronger drinks, the Greek cognac is also to be mentioned.
	www.islandstrolling.com /general/english/greek_food.htm (863 words)

	Greek Food (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Food, for the Greeks, had all sorts of religious meanings.
		The Greeks tended to think of the God Dionysus whenever they drank wine (which was often), and to think of Demeter and Persephone whenever they ate bread.
		The Greeks mainly ate/drank wheat, wine, and olive oil.
	www.primaryict.info /greek_food.htm (109 words)

	Sifnos Restaurants
		In the Greek merchant marine it is considered lucky to find yourself on a ship where the cook is from Sifnos.
		The food is served by an assortment of wives, sisters, cousins, mothers and aunts and comes from the sea or from their own farm.
		Excellent wine from the barrel, baked foods from the oven, fried kalamari, whatever fish has been brought in, and the best Greek salads in all the Cyclades topped with arugula and mizithra, a Sifniot cheese less sharp then feta and the consistency of cottage cheese.
	www.greektravel.com /sifnos/restaura.html (2287 words)

	Gyros and Fast Food in Greece
		The traditional "Gyros" meat that gives the name to the food is a mixture of minced pork and lamb slowly roasted by turning around on a vertical spit (gyros in Greek means "something that goes around").
		The menus of the Greek Mc Donald's and KFC are vastly different from their American counterparts and you can order beer with your meal.
		Greeks have a habit of eating fresh baked bread with every meal, and square pieces of bread that have been sitting at the super market shelf for some time are not very popular.
	www.greeklandscapes.com /travel/food_gyros.html (870 words)

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