EPIC GREEK FEAST | must-try vegan recipes


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  1. Lisa F.
    Lisa F. says:

    Don’t beat yourself up about the criticism from Berlin. Some Areas of Germany have a saying that translates to something like „no criticism is praised enough“ 😂

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  2. Mad Mady
    Mad Mady says:

    I'm so happy to see the Australian Greeks featured in this video!
    Greek culture is so massively influential in Australian culture, and I grew up eating Greek food with my school friends.

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  3. EasilyStartled
    EasilyStartled says:

    I was so excited to even just see the recipes, but I'm really loving the feedback from people making the dishes at home! That was not only so helpful but wholesome as heck ;-; Really wonderful <3

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  4. gamatoutsikos
    gamatoutsikos says:

    A traditional Greek diet was 90% vegetable.
    Times were tough and meat was reserved for a special occasion such as a wedding, easter, or someone's nameday. Fish was more popular than meat for the island population. The abundance of meat nowadays has made it a staple in the daily diet

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  5. Wendy Wendy
    Wendy Wendy says:

    I have been really making a lot of Korean Thai Vietnamese type recipes but still haven't mastered African. I order an African Peanut Stew from a wonderful vegan home delivery locally and it's heavenly. I have fond memories of living in a bigger urban area and going to Ethiopian restaurants.. great foods!!!

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  6. Silvie_youtube
    Silvie_youtube says:

    I'm from Romania and we have lots of Greek and Turkish inspired recipes that are considered part of our cuisine. My mother used to make a great moussaka (musaca in Romanian) and those meatloaves (chiftele in Romanian… They might be more Turkish in origin, though). In the winter, she used to make moussaka with potatoes and in the summer time, with eggplants. They were my favourite foods and I miss my mother's cooking so much!

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  7. Non Available
    Non Available says:

    My guess is for the specific food testers critics that rated it 6 & 7 : that they were probably expecting more meat in the meat sauce , so i would double the amount of ground impossible meat or other vegan meat in the pan for those those type of crowd 🙂

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  8. panda jakimovska
    panda jakimovska says:

    Musaka 😊
    It is Masedonian food not Greek sorry
    And also the most foods that they have are Macedonian 😊
    Because they took a lot of parts of my country
    They have now Macedonian😂 Greek food

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  9. W. van Gaal
    W. van Gaal says:

    I recently learned that Cucumbers arent the same in the US as in Europe! We eat those long ones and not the short and stubby ones. And ours aren't sour or have a rough skin…

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  10. shinsei tamago-chan
    shinsei tamago-chan says:

    Love the idea of country themed feasts. Had the time of my life visiting Greece as a a teen. As a Frenchie, I am eagerly waiting for you to cover my country's vegan traditions (a tip for the ratatouille that changes everything: paprika)

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  11. Phillip Pinter
    Phillip Pinter says:

    According to medical journals the meditarian diet is predominantly plant based. I don't buy that Greek food "doesn't love" vegans. It's just that meat tends to be the most noticed food in every culture. Even in cultures and places that eat up to 99% plant based the meat dishes are the ones that are the most well known. Meat has become a symbol of wealth, celebration and tradition. People on average get 82% of their calories from plants.

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  12. GISELA FIEGE
    GISELA FIEGE says:

    I seriously feel you deserve mega recognition for your recipes and your videos!!! This looks amazing, and I have just gotten from a neighbor beautiful home grown eggplant to make this dish. Much Aloha 🌺🙏😎

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