What to Use to Make an Authentic Greek Meze Platter

Some chicken souvlaki skewers being served with some tzatziki and some carrot sticks.

Recreate the beauty and flavor of an authentic Greek meze plate at home that will impress at your next gathering! This article is dedicated to everything that you’ll typically find on a meze plate in Greece. We’ll look at what to use to make an authentic Greek Meze platter, including what ingredients are commonly used,

Tahini (What Is It and How to Make it at Home)

sesame seeds, salt, and olive oil sit on a counter

Tahini — you’ve probably come across it in your favorite hummus or drizzled over that delicious falafel sandwich. For the uninitiated, tahini is a creamy paste made primarily from sesame seeds. But what exactly is it, and why is it causing such a stir in the culinary world? Let’s dive into this tasty and versatile

Za’atar Chicken with Leek, Artichoke Hearts, and Kalamata Olives

A large dish of Za'atar chicken with leeks, and roasted artichoke hearts.

Za’atar Chicken with Leek, Artichoke Hearts, and Kalamata Olives is a delicious recipe that combines Mediterranean and Middle-Eastern flavors. Za’atar is a versatile and aromatic spice blend that is widely used in various cuisines like Lebanese.  Combined with oven-baked leek, red onion, artichoke hearts, and pitted Greek Kalamata olives, this recipe is loaded with flavor