Favorite Greek food? To cook? To eat?

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>>8620384
Pastitsio

for me, the mousakka is the greatest of all Grecian cuisine

>>8620384
For me, it's the baklava

>>8620418
TURK PLS GO

Lamb kofta. I put cumin and coriander powder on my lamb chops since discovering it.

>>8620455
I'll cumin your lanmb chops

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Moussaka!
Made it for my last workplace potluck and for Thanksgiving one year. People love it.

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Avgolemeno

>>8620716
Who is this glory hole troll?

>>8620729
alphinaud, from FFXIV

>>8620384
Spanakopita? Maybe that's how you spell it? Anyway, that shit is great, but don't eat too much. Dolmas are also top tier.

>greek family
>get to eat all this mind-blowingly delicious homemade food, all the stuff mentioned here and tons more

man if there's one thing good about Greece it's the food

>Greek food
Garlic with more garlic.

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>>8621452
>>8620384
PAY DENBTS YOU SMELLY TURK BABIES
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>8620384
The Greeks do grilled octopus better than anyone. So I'll spring for that if I'm out at a Greek place that I know does it well.

As for Greek dishes I enjoy cooking I'm a fan of vegetables simply cooked in olive oil and garlic, with maybe some tomato and oregano or rosemary. Also salads dressed with olive oil and lemon juice. So I'm frequently leaning in that direction.

>>8621465
"no"

Kakavia