Greek Easter (Pascha) is just around the corner! It is, without a doubt, the most vibrant and meaningful time of year for our family.
For us, the holiday has always been about more than just the date on the calendar. It’s about the traditions that have been passed down through generations—the sound of laughter echoing through the kitchen, the scent of slow-roasting lamb, and the specific joy of the tsougrisma (the red egg cracking game) where everyone, from the youngest to the oldest, gets a bit too competitive.
These traditions are the threads that tie our past to our present. Whether it’s a large gathering or a more intimate dinner, the menu is a tribute to our heritage and the simple pleasure of sharing a meal with the people we love.
As you begin planning your own celebration, I’ve made it easy to bring a taste of these traditions to your table. Many of the staples from my own holiday menu are available right here on the site.
Here are a few favorites to get your menu started:
Roast Butterflied Boneless Leg of Lamb: The quintessential centerpiece for any Greek feast.
Shrimp Saganaki with Orzo: A savory, traditional dish that pairs perfectly with a holiday spread.
Blastou (Yia Yia’s Cornbread): A rustic, comforting side that always reminds me of home.
Baked Feta and Tomato: A simple yet classic appetizer that captures the bright flavors of the Mediterranean.
Mediterranean Marinated Cheese: An easy, flavorful addition to your mezze platter.
I hope these recipes help you create new memories and honor old ones this season. Wishing you and your loved ones a beautiful and delicious celebration!

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