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Fava “Burgers” Topped with Santorini Tomato Paste Arugula & Caramelized Onions

Fava "Burgers

Everyone loves a good burger, and all the better when it's a Greek recipe for a vegetarian burger that doesn't call for anything processed. That's often an issue with so much vegetarian and vegan cuisine. Here, the ancient Santorini yellow split pea, aka fava, is the plant protein of choice, decked out with caramelized onions, […]

Vegan Fava Sausages in Spicy Cumin-Santorini Tomato

Vegan Fava Sausages

The classic Greek recipe for soutzoukakia Smyrneika, or Smyrna-style spicy meat sausages, is the inspiration for this vegan rendition, seasoned the same way but calling for plant protein in the form of ancient fava, one of the timeless, plant-based foods of sustenance from the Greek island of Santorini.

Baked Dolmades Stuffed with Fava & Santorini Tomatoes

Baked Dolmades

Throughout the Aegean islands there are recipes for stuffed grape leaves that go beyond the classic rice-and-herb or rice-and-meat filling. Bean and vegetable stuffings are not uncommon. In this Greek recipe with a twist, the famed yellow split pea, aka fava, gets a wrap!Recipe developed for campaign “Santorini Volcanic Terroir” www.santorinivolcanicterroir.eu 

Santorini Fava Soup Garnished with Mushrooms & Capers

Santorini Fava Soup Garnished with Mushrooms & Capers

Fava, Santornini's famed yellow split peas grown on the island's volcanic soil, is most typically made into a creamy olive-oil infused puree, one of the most popular Greek recipes. Here, I've turned this into s luscious, easy but delicious soup topped with wild mushrooms and the island's renowned tiny capers.Recipe developed for campaign “Santorini Volcanic […]

Butternut Squash Steaks with Olive Oil, Mint and Pistachios

Butternut Squash Steaks

This Greek recipe speaks to my vegetarian heart and to the endless array of traditional and innovative Greek vegetable dishes that make Greek cuisine one of the great plant-based options on the planet. Greek ingredients such as petimezi, olive oil and Aegina pistachios make this a true stand out.

Deep-dish Santorini Pizza – Fava Crust, Santorini Tomatoes, Halloumi & Herbs

Santorini Pizza with Fava Crust, Tomatoes, Halloumi & Herbs

It's fun for me to take very traditional, ancient ingredients and to rethink them for a modern cook. Here, fava, the humble yellow split pea that has sustained Santorini's islanders for eons, is turned onto the crust for a delicious, easy vegetarian pizza.Recipe developed for campaign “Santorini Volcanic Terroir” www.santorinivolcanicterroir.eu 

Spanakopita Baked Potatoes

Spanakopita Baked Potatoes

Spanakopita filling is soooo versatile! Here is one of my favorite meatless indulgences, for a spanakopita-filled baked potato. Yummmie!

Lemon-Honey-Mustard – Ladolemono me Meli kai Moustarda

Ladolemono me Meli kai Moustarda (Greek Lemon-Honey-Mustard)

This is my favorite Greek recipe for a classic dressing! Use it over a simple, fresh greens salads. It’s also great over grilled seafood, such as shrimp and squid. You can try adding a grated knob of ginger to this as well as some fresh herbs of choice, such as chopped dill, parsley, mint or […]

Pumpkin-Carrot Soup with Trahana and Graviera

Pumpkin-Carrot Soup

One of the best things in the world on a cold winter day is soup, especially one that combines seasonal vegetables with one of Greece’s most ancient, traditional grain products, trahana. Here is a Greek recipe for soup that combines hearty winter vegetables with trahana in a beautiful, sating, healthy Mediterranean Diet way!

Giant Beans Baked with Grape Molasses and Herbs

Giant Beans Baked with Grape Molasses and Herbs

I have made this dish in other versions, with my favorite Ikarian pine honey and fresh orange juice. Petimezi, the subtle, sweet syrup made by cooking down clarified grape must, is one of the world’s oldest natural sweeteners. In this dish, it lends balance to the already earthy beans and it pairs beautifully with tomatoes […]

Sorrel and Cornmeal Pie (Aradopita)

Aradopita

All over the north, from Epirus to Alexandroupoli, savory pies abound. Most call for phyllo, either homemade or commercially prepared, but many also call for a crust of cornmeal. They go by various names, can be found in similar renditions all over the region and were an easy solution for the daily dinner table, at […]

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