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Green Eggs

by Peter G Personal

I apologise for not getting any recipes out this week…travel plans have kept me busy.  In the mean time I hope you enjoy this image of green eggs (sorry no ham!).  I picked up an old “new” lens a few weeks ago and put it through its paces.  As usual I’m impressed with these old Nikon

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Weekend Treat

by Peter G Recipes

Does everyone enjoy a big weekend brunch or breakfast?  When I have the time, I know I do!  Sydney is abuzz with cafes offering all day breakfasts over the weekend.  You’ll often see people queuing up just to eat at the “latest” place, making sure their lattes match their latest fashion accessories.  Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy the cafe culture in Sydney but sometimes you just want to treat [...]

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Frittata

by Peter G Recipes

The wonderful, kind and gorgeous Nuria from Spanish Recipes is holding an event titled “BlOg YOur Omelet”.  She’s asking for people to submit their favourite recipes with eggs and this is my entry for it.  I have decided to offer my version of “frittata“.  Well, it’s not really a frittata in the real sense…more like an “eggy” pancake.  It doesn’t have the height and thickness of those wonderful frittatas the [...]

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Greek Easter

by Peter G Greek Food

“Christos Anesti” ! Just wanted to wish everyone the best for Greek Easter. I hope everyone is indulging in red eggs, tsoureki and koulouria.  Have a great day and take it easy on the lamb! All the best! Peter

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Loukaniko

by Peter G Greek Food

“Loukaniko” is the Greek word for sausage.  The best way for me to describe it would be to compare it to the Spanish chorizo, without any offence to the Spaniards.  Loukaniko is full of porky goodness (Heather are you listening?…LOL!) often flavoured with fennel seeds or orange peel.  It’s a dry sausage and its usually prepared smoked.  The Northern Greek version is often spicier with the addition of chili or [...]

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