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Greece

Appears in
Street Foods

By Hinnerk von Bargen and Culinary Institute of America

Published 2015

  • About
Greece, a predominantly Christian country with a long history, is known for its generous use of vegetables, legumes, and grains. Meat is consumed in relatively small amounts, with lamb as the most popular and pork not uncommon. Dairy, especially yogurt, cheese, and goat’s milk, is an important part of the Greek diet. Greek food is flavored simply; the most common aromatics include olive oil, lemon, garlic, and oregano.

TABLE 1.5 Typical Ingredients in a Greek or Turkish Kitchen

CONDIMENTS

HERBS/SPICES

PRODUCE

PROTEIN

STARCHES/LEGUMES

Olive oil

Sumac

Tomatoes

Lamb

Grains

Pomegranate molasses

Parsley

Lemons

Sheep’s milk cheese

Bulgur

Chili pastes

Garlic

Walnuts

Seafood

Rice

Eggplant spreads

Mint

Quinces

Yogurt

Potatoes

Olives

Oregano

Figs

Beef

Wheat

Tzatziki

Cumin

Pomegranates

Chicken

Phyllo dough

Pickled vegetables

Paprika

Cucumbers

Pork (Greece only)

Bread

Leafy greens

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