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  • Baklava

    Baklava, a renowned Greek dessert with layers of filo dough, nuts, and syrup, dates back to ancient times and varies by region, featuring quality butter for its rich flavor.

    Baklava
  • Bardouniotikos Rooster with Hilopites in the Oven (a G.G Recipe)

    Bardouniotikos rooster: slow-braised with spices, hilopites, olives, and cheese, capturing the rich, rustic flavors of Mani, Greece.

  • Batzina

    Batzina, a traditional Thessalian pita with zucchini, features a fine dough for crispiness, making it ideal for various occasions and embodying Greek tradition.

    Close-up of pieces of Greek Batzina
  • Batzos

    Batzos, a historic Greek cheese, hails from the Pindos Mountains. A white, salty, goat's and sheep's milk cheese, it's PDO-protected.

    Plate with small and a big pieces of Greek batzos cheese like graviera
  • Bekri Meze

    Bekri Meze, a Greek dish, combines marinated pork or chicken with wine or ouzo, garlic, onions, and spices, often served as an appetizer or main course.

  • Beze

    Beze or Meringue, a sweet treat made from egg white, sugar, and a hint of salt. Varieties include mastic and chocolate flavors, perfect for celebrations.

    Close-up of pieces of Greek beze or meringue
  • Bogana

    Bogana lamb is a speciality of Argolis. Roasted with potatoes in the oven, the meat becomes melt-in-your-mouth tender thanks to the special care it receives and the slow cooking process. A few…

    Bogana Lamb
  • Bougatsa

    Bougatsa, a Greek pastry, originated as simple filo dough, known as "pita of the poor." Evolving post-1922, it spread from northern Greece, featuring various fillings like cream, cheese, meat, spinach, and chocolate…

    Close-up of pieces of ‘Bougatsa’ means filo dough with white cream on wood surface and one of the piece is on top of others
  • Boumbaria

    The "boumbaria" are pies made with very simple ingredients, that were found in every housewife’s pantry in Megara. Filo, spinach, always in abundance in the region, sugar, cinnamon, raisins, oil, herbs and…

  • Bourbouristi snails or Chochli: The Most Famous Cretan Snail Dish

    Cretan cuisine features delicious snails (chochli) prepared as boubouristi or boiled, showcasing culinary variety. Harvested in summer and winter, they contribute to the positive nutrition of the Mediterranean diet.

    Close-up of plateau with ‘boubouristi’ means snails fried in olive oil with fresh rosemary
  • Boureki

    Boureki, a cherished Greek pastry, offers both sweet and savory delights. Individual bourekaki, filled with spinach, feta, or meat, are triangular and crispy. Larger versions, layered with potatoes and veggies, are cut…

    Close-up of pieces on top of each others of ‘Boureki’ as a pita baked in a large pan with sesame seeds and then cut into smaller serving portions
  • Budino

    Budino, a Kythiran sweet, blends milk, semolina, sugar, cinnamon, black currants, and almonds—a Carnival tradition in the island's capital. Its name and ingredients suggest English pudding influence, reflecting a probable English origin.

    Man holding plate with pieces of ‘Budino’ means pie with semolina
  • Burdeto

    Burdeto, a traditional dish of Corfu in the Ionian Islands, traces its origins to Venice. This spicy delicacy features seabed fish like sea-scorpions, devilfish, or octopus, colored with tomatoes and red pepper.…

    Close-up of Greek ‘Burdeto’ means fish cooked with tomatoes sauce

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