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Greek people- what basic herbs should I buy to recreate Greek cooking?
I know it depends on what I am cooking- but in all shops you can buy an italian mix, or provence or indian. But not Greek. I will buy all the jars necessary to mix myself if anyone can help. I love all greek food. Thanks.
definitely oregano But specifically Greek oregano which is still on the stem -big difference
cinnamon , mint, dill, parsley . lemons in all forms ,anise/ fennel
sage
Something you won't find but necessary for certain cookies -mastica
And if you buy feta make sure it came from a Greek goat or sheep and not an American cow.
Get in touch w/ Titan foods on 31st in Astoria Queens www.titanfood.com
1-718-626 -7771
Be patient when you call them because sometimes Greek accented English can be a little difficult to understand if you haven't heard it your entire life
Wow!i I forgot the garlic. My paternal grandfather ate it constantly in the raw form and lived to be almost 100.[ Maybe because nobody could get near enough to him to spread their germs.]











