Greek Food Gazette 03/06/09
Mar 6th, 2009 | By Peter Minakis | Category: MISC, News
Laiki Farmers Market, Halkidiki 2008
We’re into our first week of March and as is customary with Greeks, “Kalo Mina” or “good month”!
- You know it’s Spring in Greece when the almond trees blossom
- Greek & Cypriot wines shine at recent NY Wine Expo
- Olive Tree Bistro serves up home-style Greek cooking in Sydney
- Try Spiro’s Greek Island, serving Greek food in Seattle
- Folks in Dallas go to Kavala for their pastitsio
- My friend and fellow Greek blogger Peter has earned some recognition in the London Times Top 50 Food Blogs and most recently, he was interviewed in Greek at the Greek daily, “Kathimerini“. Please visit Peter’s blog, Souvlaki For the Soul and warm yourself in his beautifully photographed food. Don’t forget to tell him Peter sent ya!
If you have a newsworthy item, event, happening, announcement that concerns Greek food, wine, culture, history or travel…I’d love to hear about it and share it here. Feel free to email me at truenorth67 AT gmail DOT com.
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Thanks for the shout out Peter! Also i can’t believe that Greek restaurant is literally up the road from me! Must go and check it out!
Yay Peter G – Great stuff being mentioned in the London Times – Congrats!
I’m loving the Greek Gazette
Peter M!!
So, I’m confused – (nothing unusual for me) I just came back from Florida where there’s lots of advertising for Greek Festivals. I thought, ok, this would be fun – on further investigation I realized that each church does something very often that’s called a “festival”. What I thought I was finding was a very large gathering of tasting and culture much like Taste of the Danforth.
I am really enjoying learning about your culture Peter.
I wish it was spring here in England a few month’s to wait yet!
Great post and I do visit Peter’s blog.
I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don’t know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
Joannah
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