nadellii
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There are some food scenes in Greece where people crave innovation. Think of twists like deconstructed moussaka or spanakopita-inspired ravioli—these can introduce Greek flavors to a broader audience in exciting ways.
That said, there’s something sacred about sticking to tradition, especially with recipes that have been passed down for generations. The simplicity and authenticity of classic dishes like souvlaki, dolmades, or baklava are what make them timeless. Deviating too much might dilute the essence of Greek cuisine.
In my opinion, there’s room for both, but in general I prefer my family's traditional recipes. How about you?
That said, there’s something sacred about sticking to tradition, especially with recipes that have been passed down for generations. The simplicity and authenticity of classic dishes like souvlaki, dolmades, or baklava are what make them timeless. Deviating too much might dilute the essence of Greek cuisine.
In my opinion, there’s room for both, but in general I prefer my family's traditional recipes. How about you?
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