Dolmadakia
/Grape leaves stuffed with fragrant rice and herbs. See also, “mezes”, or finger food. Utensils unnecessary; licking of fingers, mandatory!
Read MoreGrape leaves stuffed with fragrant rice and herbs. See also, “mezes”, or finger food. Utensils unnecessary; licking of fingers, mandatory!
Read MoreOn our first trip, Mark bought a tourist cookbook entitled “Invitation to the Greek Cuisine”. This recipe was the first thing he made from it, and it’s been a house favorite ever since. Great for leftovers, as well!
Read MoreThis probably has an authentic name in Greek, but “shrimp salad” is what the little old grandmother called it when she served it to us. So we do too!
Read MoreA labor of love, and the ultimate Greek comfort food. Serve on a raw, overcast spring day, and watch everyone’s mood brighten up.
Read MoreCrispy, and oozing with sweet, spiced syrup. How do you say “nom nom” in Greek?
Read MoreI’m cold. The sky is overcast; the ground is covered in filthy, crusty snow. It rains, freezes, snows, melts – all of them every week, over and over again. My driveway’s become a skating rink, some unspecified accident waiting to happen. The sun hasn’t set after 5PM for three months now, and firewood’s running low. We’re hunkered down.
Read MoreAn aromatic twist on one of our favorite winter warmers – the Manhattan. A shout out to our friend, Eleanor, for her gift of Allspice Dram that inspired this recipe!
Read MoreWelcome to My Husband's Kitchen
Whenever Mark and I share a meal with friends, someone asks him for his recipes. I started this blog so that we could share our favorites with all the friends, friends of friends, and beyond who enjoy food from My Husband's Kitchen.
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