I’m so excited that Greekish comes out this week. I’ve been hard at work testing and developing, and I have to admit this one is a bit nerve-wracking – Nistisima was a study in Orthodox fasting, Taverna based around family and tradition. There are no monks or ancestors to take any criticism here, this is all me. As a result I think this is my most accessible book to date, taking my heritage and bringing it up to date. This one’s for busy working mums like myself who want quick dishes, and also those that can be cooked in one pan. I can’t wait for you to try my baklava cheesecake, one-pot pastitsio, or white chocolate, feta and cherry cookies. I can’t wait to hear and see how you get on with them!
Introducing “Family Feeds”: A Tasty New Podcast about Food and Family
I’m super excited to share my new podcast “Family Feeds” that’s all about food and family. In each episode I’m joined by a very special guest in my own kitchen where I make a simple yet delicious meal that you can listen to and cook along in real time. You can find it on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Sticky Pork Noodles with Melissa Thompson – Family Feeds
Cook along with food writer Georgina Hayden as she prepares her delicious and simple Sticky Pork Noodles for food writer Melissa Thompson.For this cook-along recipe, you will need (serves 4):2 garlic clovesPack of spring onionsVegetable oil400-500g pork mince (can be substituted for beef mince)Chinese five spiceLow salt soy sauceHoney (can be substituted with maple or agave syrup)Low salt chicken stock cubeHead of broccoli250g egg noodles (fine or medium)You can find more on Georgina via her Instagram @GeorginaHayden or at the Family Feeds Substack https://georginahayden.substack.com/Melissa can be found on Instagram @melissafood.This episode was produced and edited by Matt & Scott at PodMonkey.Family Feeds is a PodMonkey Production. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Be More Yiayia T-Shirts are here!
I’ve made you wait long enough, the ‘be more yiaiya’ t-shirts are finally here! The perfect Christmas present (to keep or gift). They’re understated yet bold; a bit like my yiayias, my muses.
The t-shirts are made from organic materials, using renewable energy. All the good stuff. And they feel great.
Let’s be honest, yiayia would knit her own t-shirt. But for the rest of us…
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