Top Four Reasons to Travel to Bordeaux!
December 6, 2024
Bordeaux is well known for being the wine capital of the world, and with good reason. Bordeaux produces at least 400 million liters of -…
Read This PostIf you’re cooking fish or any kind of meat and want to kick the dish up a notch, consider a sauce called Ladolemono, which hails from Chef Katerina’s kitchen and our top selling cooking vacation in Greece, Greek Cooking Odyssey. Like most other Greek recipes you will experience on our Greece cooking vacations, the ingredients in this sauce include olive oil as well as lemons and oregano. In fact, in a way it’s the Greek version of lemon sauce, and it tastes much like a vinaigrette. Of this recipe Chef Katerina says, “This is a sauce that we use almost every day! I always have a small jar of it, with a tight-fitting lid, in the fridge.” Browse our cooking vacations in Greece.
Serves 12 Prep time 5 minutes Cook time 0 minutes Cook method: Mix Ingredients
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Check our another Greek recipe from our Farm-to-Beach Gourmet Getaway in Greece. * * * Greek cuisine is all about fresh ingredients. Learn more about the food of Poros Island, including more recipes, with our Greece cooking vacation “Greek Cooking Odyssey,” which features four cooking classes as well as all meals, or our Farm to Beach Gourmet Getaway in Greece. Check out more recipes from Chef Katerina, including:
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