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knicks_fan87

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I have been craving cabbage lately, particularly a nice Greek-style cabbage salad, the way my family makes it. So, I decided to try to make it just like my mom did. Here's the recipe I used - it was delicious. Cabbages are in season now, I believe. They do well in the colder weather.

Ingredients:
• 1 shredded green cabbage
• 3 shredded carrots
• 1 medium-sized chopped red onion
• 1 large garlic clove, minced
• 2 tbsp. chopped fresh dill (optional)
• 1 tsp. honey
• 1 tsp. lemon zest
• Salt and pepper to taste
• 2 tbsp. olive oil
• Squeeze of lemon juice (about the juice of half a lemon)
• ⅓ cup feta cheese crumbles

Instructions:
1. Shred cabbage and carrot and put them in a large mixing bowl.
2. Add chopped red onion, red bell pepper, and chopped Roma tomatoes.
3. In a smaller mixing bowl, mix minced garlic, fresh dill, honey, lemon zest, salt and pepper, olive oil, and lemon juice.
4. Pour dressing over the vegetable mix and toss well.
5. Add feta cheese crumbles and mix again.
6. Refrigerate for an hour before serving.
 
I make mine far simpler. I cut up about half a head of green cabbage and put it in a bowl, then I toss it with ladolemono. Here's my ladolemono recipe:

Start by whisking together 1/3 cup of extra virgin olive oil, 1/4 cup of freshly squeezed lemon juice, salt and pepper to taste, garlic powder (optional) and oregano (optional). I then pour it into a bowl and refrigerate it for about a half hour before tossing into the salad.

Then, I let the salad set for about thirty minutes on the counter before serving. I often top the salad with feta cheese and a sprinkle of oregano (I can't help myself lol).
 

Greek Islands Food Tour?

I am a foodie and I love to cook. Does anyone know of any food tour situations that I can do in the islands, or maybe island hopping?

I am in the midst of planning an exciting adventure to Greece and am particularly interested in experiencing the country through its cuisine. I've heard that island hopping offers not just stunning views but also a taste of local flavors that differ from island to island.

With so many beautiful islands, from the renowned Santorini to the charming Skopelos, I'm looking for recommendations on food tours or culinary experiences that are part of island hopping packages. Any recommendations you may have would be great!

Canyoning Bled Slovenia

Hi guys!!
I'm planning to take a group canyoning Bled but apparently, it is obligatory to use a local guide. I am a canyon instructor (caf and ffme), is this enough to supervise without anyone else? I have several years of experience (climbing and canyoning) and it is obvious that I will not be able to offer this destination if it is not possible.
Thanks in advance

Cycladic Islands in Greece 'Threatened by Surge in Tourism!

Taking a culinary tour of Greece

I would like to take a tour or create my own itinerary to do nothing but visit Greece to eat all the food. I want to go to some unique and memorable destinations. For many reasons, both Ikaria and Crete are on my list. I will have maybe two weeks in Greece so I truly don't have the itinerary fleshes out. Or if anyone can recommend a tour company, that would be good too.

Some questions:

Best Time to Visit: What's the ideal time of year for such a tour, considering weather, food seasons, and avoiding peak tourist crowds?
Must-Visit Places: Besides the obvious choices like Athens and Santorini, are there any off-the-beaten-path locations that are a foodie's dream?
Local Experiences: Are there particular cooking classes, food markets, or local farms that offer a deeper dive into Greek cuisine and its preparation?
Travel Tips: Any logistical tips for traveling within Greece that might make moving from one culinary destination to another smoother?

Thanks in advance!

Finding Good Food Tours of Greece?

I love Greek cuisine. I cook it all the time and I love trying new recipes. The time has come for me to think about planning a food tour! Does anyone have any advice?

I would love to hear from members of this forum about their experiences with food tours in Greece.
  1. Which regions or cities offer the best food tours?
  2. Any specific food tour companies or guides that you would recommend?
  3. What were some of the standout dishes or culinary experiences on your tour?
  4. Are there options for people with dietary restrictions, such as vegetarians?
  5. What should one expect in terms of cost and duration?
Any tips or advice on how to get the most out of such a tour would be greatly appreciated too! Thanks!
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