Today’s Mediterranean Roasted Cauliflower recipe was inspired by a cauliflower “couscous” a friend made recently that I loved. This isn’t really couscous as we know it, but it’s a great side dish to serve with meat, chicken or fish. Also perfect when chilled as a salad for lunch! So tasty! Holidays are over, it’s a new…
Greek Green Beans
These crisp, fresh Greek Green Beans are tossed with a greek vinaigrette and finished with sliced kalamata olives, sun dried tomatoes, crumbled feta cheese, pine nuts and fresh dill. Equally delicious served cold or room temperature. I thought after posting (and eating) that amazing Patty Melt (with bacon & caramelized onions!) that it might be a…
Greek Chopped Salad
This Greek Chopped Salad is sort of a cross between two salads that have already appeared here on the blog, my Tomato Cucumber Feta Salad and my Greek Inspired Leftover Salad. While each recipe share some of the ingredients, this time around I made a delicious greek vinaigrette and used my favorite ingredients from each…
Mediterranean Couscous
This Mediterranean Couscous is filled with artichoke hearts, sun dried tomatoes, feta and other goodies. It’s a snap to prepare and makes a fantastic side dish for dinner, or even a main dish lunch. And, it makes a great pot luck dish too! A few weeks ago while trying to eat up food in my pantry…
Greek Chicken Tacos
I love anything with greek flavors and these Greek Chicken Tacos with a cucumber tomato salad, Tzatziki sauce and crumbled feta cheese suits me perfectly. Have you ever had one of those weeks where everything you cook seems to be just a bit off? Well, that was my week last week. I made a recipe…
Tomato Cucumber Feta Salad
I’m feeling a little “fluffy” lately. Probably a result of a long 4th of July weekend of eating (and drinking). For me, cutting out the bad carbs is the easiest way to get back on track, at least once the cravings for bread and ice cream are gone! This Tomato Cucumber Feta Salad is something…
Greek Inspired Leftover Salad
I don’t know what my problem is. I have been an “empty nester” for several years now. My husband travels every week. And yet, I still buy too much food! I can’t help myself. I love to grocery shop. But I don’t like having to run out and pick up a few items last minute…
