We’re “Greece—appetizers” for International food night

[Anonymous]

Looking for recs of where and what to buy. Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Olives (the Trader Joes ones are really good).
Feta cubes with tomatoes and oregano
Spanikopita

[Anonymous]

spanakopita- Trader Joes
Greek mezze tray

[Anonymous]

You make them yourself. Just do a Greek platter. Really simple. https://alekasgettogether.com/the-ultimate-greek-meze-platter/

[Anonymous]

Grape leaves! Most grocery stores have them, but if you have a middle Eastern market near you, they might, too.

[Anonymous]

spanakopita

stuffed grape leaves

pita bread and dips like roasted eggplant, spicy feta, taramosalata, skordalia, hummus, tapenade, etc.

Kalamata olives, cucumbers, tomatoes, etc. with tzatziki

[Anonymous]

Stuffed grape leaves- Trader Joe’s has these in cans, believe it or not, and they’re actually really good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Olives (the Trader Joes ones are really good).
Feta cubes with tomatoes and oregano
Spanikopita

Trader Joe’s has good stuffed grape leaves

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stuffed grape leaves- Trader Joe’s has these in cans, believe it or not, and they’re actually really good.

Great minds think alike! You beat me to it

[Anonymous]

Just wondering if you are Greek or does the school randomly assign the contributions.

[Anonymous]

I so want greek food right now.

[Anonymous]

The one and only, Spanakopita!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YelXdFhQxRQ

[Anonymous]

I think this is code for “bring spanakopita.”

[Anonymous]

Where do you live? Mediterranean Bakery in Alexandria has a great selection of apps.

[Anonymous]

We were recently in Greece for 3 weeks. Food I never saw: hummus, stuffed grape leaves, lettuce in Greek Salad or baklava; I don’t recall seeing Spanakopita but I think we might have had it once and it wasn’t at all like how we eat it. Notably, the olives, tzatziki and real Greek salad were absolutely to die for (and so much better than what I’ve eaten here).