Fasolakia is an absolutely genius Greek way to prepare green string beans. Slowly stewed along with tomatoes and onions, later sprinkled with fresh parsley leaves is another fantastic vegetarian dish taken from the Greek cuisine that is often hosted on our table during the summer season.
We also strongly encourage those who do not like this type of beans to try it. Bean made according to this recipe will show its delicious face.
1. Rinse the beans under running water and cut the ends.
2. In a deep pan or a pot, warm up with olive oil and add onions, beans and tomatoes. Pour some water, season and cook under cover over medium heat for about 40 minutes.
3. At the end we can remove the lid to evaporate the excess water and only a thick tomato sauce remains. Just before removing from the fire, sprinkle the dish with chopped parsley and ready.
Καλή όρεξη!
Ladenia is a traditional olive cake popular on the island of Kimolos and neighboring Milos, although we happened to eat it in Crete. It looks like an Italian pizza, but ladenia is a bread cake with oil, onions and tomatoes. There is no cheese, and the cake should not be thin.
Briam is one of the most popular vegetable dishes in Greece. It is a classic casserole in which potatoes, eggplant, zucchini and onions seasoned with herbs and olive oil permeate each other with their flavors and aromas.
Dishes from beans and other legumes are an important part of the Greek diet. The most well-known examples of such dishes are giant plums, fasolada or fava. Nowadays, Greeks often reach for traditional dishes with legumes, which are served as the main meal. Today we present a recipe for beans in tomatoes. Its preparation is easy and less labor-intensive than eg giant gaps.
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Czesto robie, uwialbiam :)
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Ja również robię - proste, pyszne.
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Fasolka - jedno z nielicznych warzyw lubiane przez całą rodzinkę...
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Spróbuję!
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Uwielbiałam to na Crecie :)
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