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Greek Marinated Shrimp Salad

August 17, 2018 By palatablepastime in Appetizers, Cheese, Dairy, European, Fish and Seafood, Greek, Mediterranean, No Cook, Olives, Peppers or Chillies, Salads, Shellfish, Shrimp Tags: #fishfridayfoodies, appetizer, chilled, feta, Greek, marinated, mediterranean, picnic, salad, seafood, shrimp 3 Comments

Shrimp, cheese, olives and peppers marinated in a melange of Mediterranean spices will always tempt.

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Summertime Fresh Corn Salad

August 1, 2017 By palatablepastime in Carrots, Cheese, Corn, Dairy, Peppers or Chillies, Salads, Scallions/Green Onions, squash, Stovetop, Tomatoes, United States, Zucchini Tags: cheese, cherry tomatoes, cold salad, corn, corn on the cob, cotija, feta, olives, peppers, prepared salad, summer, tomatoes, vinaigrette, zucchini 2 Comments

Fresh corn on the cob takes center stage in this savory chilled picnic salad.

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Greek Lemon Cauliflower Pilaf

April 28, 2017 By palatablepastime in Cauliflower, Cooking Method, Course, Cuisine, European, Greek, Main Ingredients, Side Dish, Stovetop Tags: #RecipeMakeover, cauli-rice, cauliflower, feta, Greek, healthy, herbs., low-carb, pilaf, rice substitute, side dish 1 Comment

A low-carb alternative to rice pilaf, made with cauliflower instead, is the perfect Greek side dish.

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Greek Baked Scallops Santorini

March 12, 2016 By palatablepastime in Appetizers, Cheese, Cooking Method, Course, Cuisine, Dairy, Fish and Seafood, Greek, Main Dish, Main Ingredients, Oven Baked, Scallops, Shellfish, Stovetop, Tomatoes Tags: baked, cheese, feta, Greek, santorini, scallops, Shrimp with feta, tomatoes 4 Comments

Traditional baked scallops with tomatoes and feta cheese.

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Mediterranean Baked Cod

February 12, 2016 By palatablepastime in cod, Cooking Method, Course, Cuisine, European, Fish, Fish and Seafood, Main Dish, Main Ingredients, Mediterranean, Oven Baked Tags: baked, cod, easy, feta, fiesta friday, fish, lent, lenten, mediterranean, seafood 12 Comments

Easy fish with a savory tomato-feta topping.

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Crustless Greek Spinach Pie

March 31, 2015 By palatablepastime in Appetizers, Cheese, Cooking Method, Course, Cuisine, Dairy, Eggs, European, Greek, Greens or Lettuces, Main Dish, Main Ingredients, Oven Baked, Spinach Tags: baked, cheese, crustless, feta, Greek, greens, healthy, low-carb, pie, simple, spanakopita, spinach, spring 10 Comments

A healthy version of spanakopita without the crust.

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Greek Omelette Roll with Spinach

October 15, 2014 By palatablepastime in Breakfast & Brunch, Cheese, Cooking Method, Course, Cuisine, Dairy, Eggs, European, Greek, Greens or Lettuces, Main Ingredients, Microwave, Oven Baked, Small Appliance, Spinach, United States Tags: breakfast, brunch, cheese, eggs, feta, filled, Greek, omelet, omelette, rolled, spinach 3 Comments

Beautifully thin omelet filled with creamy spinach filling.

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Roasted Radishes with Feta and Mint

May 1, 2014 By palatablepastime in Cheese, Cooking Method, Course, Cuisine, Dairy, European, Greek, Main Ingredients, Oven Baked, Radishes, Salads, Side Dish Tags: cheese, easy, feta, Greek, low-carb, lowcarb, mediterranean, palatable pastime, radish, radishes, roasted, salad, side dish, simple, spring, sue lau, warm 2 Comments

Roasting radishes in the oven makes them tender and sweet. And rather than the crunchy, peppry sharp raw vegetables you may be used to, they bring an added dimension to a warm salad with feta cheese and mint, for a flavor that is decidedly Mediterranean.

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Greek Omelette with Garlic Scapes, Tomato, Mushrooms and Feta

July 9, 2013 By palatablepastime in Breakfast & Brunch, Cheese, Dairy, Eggs, Garlic, Garlic Scapes, Greek, Main Dish, Mushrooms, Stovetop, Tomatoes Tags: breakfast, brunch, cheese, cooking, eggs, feta, food, garlic scapes, Greek, mushrooms, omelet, omelette, recipes, tomato, tomatoes 3 Comments

Wonderful flavor and so easy to make. Garlic scapes are the tops of garlic as it comes out of the ground, with the undeveloped bud. It has the texture of asparagus and scallion with a big garlic flavor.

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