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For english i have to make an ancient greek meal, and talk about it. What can i make? Maybe a salad with feta cheese, greek olives. I dont know please help
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This is something that i found while searching on ancient Greek recepies…..
The foods of ancient Greece were varied, with a concentration on vegetables, legumes, fruits, and fish – although meat was also eaten. Meats were roasted on spits, cooked in ovens, and boiled. Fish was often cooked with cheese. Wine was watered down and sometimes garlic was added. The technique to make the very thin phyllo dough had been discovered sometime around the 4th century B.C.E., so it’s likely that sweets like baklava were also eaten – but no sugar! Honey was the traditional sweetener, as were figs and products made from naturally sweet grapes.
According to the Alimentary Habits in Ancient Greece, the oldest known recipe is for slices of fish cooked with cheese and oil. Measurements were vague since it was presumed that a good cook would know the correct amounts. Men did the roasting of meats over coals or on spits (ancient barbecues), and women did the baking, boiling, and oven cooking.
To get a taste of ancient Greece, here are recipes that reflect both ingredients and cooking techniques of ancient times.
Albacore Tuna
Ancient Bean Soup
Ancient Baklava Recipe (Gastrin)
Cod with Coriander
Easy Oranges with Honey
Easy Sesame Honey Candy (Pasteli)
Honey & Sesame Fritters
Grape Must
Marinated Bulbs or Pearl Onions ~
No feta and tomatoes in ancient Greece
look this site, is from a restaurant with ancient Greek cuisine and you can see the menu
http://www.thematic-dining.gr/arxaion/default_uk.asp?page=&lanq=uk
Eating at the restaurant offers its customers a unique experience. They will use a spoon and a knife to eat meat, vegetables, fish, coarsely ground barley, and honey in very original and unusual combinations which are above all nutritious.
There are no dishes with potatoes, tomatoes, lemon, rice or sugar, simply because these ingredients didn’t exist in Ancient Greece.