Saturday 24 December 2022

Traditional Greek

My traditional Greek husband baked traditional Greek sweets


Honey cakes on the left, almond biscuits on the right

He's done the Xmas and Easter baking for the last five years, at least.
That way he can make sure it really is traditional and I'm not sneaking in any foreign ingredients



13 comments:

  1. That sounds like a good arrangement. I wish my hubby was traditional in that way!

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    1. He's more than welcome to make the darn things. I'd rather buy them. Or be given them!

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  2. Foreign ingredients? What kind of foreign ingredients? Allspice? Eggs? Broccoli bits?

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    1. Heh Heh, you can never trust a foreign devil like me. I've been known to use marjoram instead of oregano or put carrots in with the stewed peas. Horror!!!

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  3. I wish you had tasteavision for your foods and treats. Smellavision even.

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    1. Wouldn't smellavision be great. I could enjoy so much of my own traditional food without having to lift a finger or take on a calorie !

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  4. Yum, I wish I could try those goodies, have a great Christmas Linda.

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    1. I wish I had your meal lol. The grass is always greener on the other side of the world

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  5. Thanks Amy and to you and your family . A very Merry Xmas

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  6. Ohhhh those honey cakes are my absolutely favourite. Maybe one year in the future I’ll be there to share a cup of cheer and honey cakes with you

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    1. Fingers crossed. Would love to feed you up on Greek goodies

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  7. A husband who does baking, now there is a rare treat. Savour that.

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    1. I suppose I should. He cleans up afterwards as well

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