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Greek Village SaladIngredients 2 tomatoes 1 cucumber 2 oz (60 g) Greek feta cheese 1 small red onion 1 tsp. capers 1 green bell pepper 2 tsp. vinegar 1 cup kalamata olives 2 tbsp. Vrisi 36TM extra virgin olive oil 1 tsp. Greek oregano Cut tomatoes into wedges, cucumbers, onion and pepper into slices and place in a salad bowl. Add salt, vinegar, Vrisi 36TM extra virgin olive oil, olives and oregano and toss. Top with crumbled Greek feta cheese and capers
Greek New Years Cake with OLIVE OILGreek New Year’s Cake Made with Olive Oil -Vasilopita-
Vasilopita, New Year's Cake. In case you are not familiar with this tradition, Greeks make a cake with a coin hidden in it, that is cut on New Year’s Day or New Year’s Eve. Each person present is provided a piece, and he or she that has
Okra in Olive OilIngredients 2 lbs Okra 1 c Vrisi 36TM extra virgin olive oil 2 Onions, finely chopped 4 Ripe tomatoes Salt 1 Freshly ground pepper Vinegar Trim the tops from the okra, wash well, and sprinkle with vinegar and let stand for one hour. Rinse well and drain. Put the oil in a pot and sautee the onions and okra. Peel and puree tomatoes in a food processor or blender, add salt, pepper and a little water.
