The cucumber should be grated and DRAINED, preferably overnight or squeezed out in cheesecloth, before adding it into a Tzatziki recipe. If not, you will end up with a very watery tzatziki sauce which seems to be the case in this video. The yogourt should be full fat, also to avoid a watery, thin result. No pepper is used in tzatziki either. It is much better to mince or grate your garlic and add everything together in a bowl and stir it together instead of using a food processor which ends up liquefying everything to the point where you have no texture remaining. It is such a simple thing to make and no reason to take shortcuts that will ruin the end result. Simply mix everything but the cucumber together and allow it to blend overnight while the cucumber drains. Next day, mix everything together in the morning and allow it to sit in the fridge until you are ready to use it. You will have a much better result.
some easy Greek recipes that I can suggest you to try and find the ingredients easily are honey pie, spinach pie, beans, milk pie, halva with semolina.
There is no greek baklava guys you have to admit it baklava is a turkish dessert and ıt wont gonna be greek ıf you even add greek word beside of it’s name and cacık is also a turkish dish.stop trying to stole from our culture anymore🙄😉
Im over here watching "My big Fat Greek Wedding" and I see them eating a certain dish. I watch this video at the same time and I notice the same dish is being prepared. Spanakopita aka greek spinach pie. Ive never wanted to try something made with spinach in my entire life 😂😂. Im so hungry dam 🤤 lol -Sadae
BRAVO!!!👏👏👏👏I totally enjoyed watching this video. I loved the music and the recipes. It reminded me of when I lived in Astoria. This video is a keeper and it’s good to have these simple yet amazing and delicious recipes. What a great idea putting all of these together like you did. You get a 10+ for this 💯% Thank you so much for this. I will make these recipes for sure.
My first time thanks for sharing everything looks delicious love the preparation and ingredients promise to prepare some never had Greek food I am watching from Amelia's Ward linden town Guyana south America love the pie
For spanikopita: you don't need to cook everything beforehand according to Dimitri's Dishes. Also, you should cut the pieces first before you bake it. It's harder when it's already baked to cut the pieces. Also, fresh dill instead of parsley.
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So yummy. I like your cake .Full watched and full liked... Thank you so much for sharing. Keep connected
Spanakopita-> spinach-pie Spanakotiropita-> spinach-cheese-pie Since your recipe has feta and ricotta, it is called spanakotiropita. Also we don't use ricotta cheese at all, plus it's not a Greek cheese...
Wednesday and Friday fasting preclude the use of olive oil and cheese. You know there's no Dairy no eggs some days most of them we can use olive oil. It is as strict as being vegan which I was for 11 years.
As a Greek chef i feel violated!!!!! 1)|Some of your recipes are not traditional. 2)You have one recipe that is not even Greek. 3)The recipes that you have that are actually both Greek and Traditional we messed up recipes.# Please guys keep in mind that this is not a good video to learn about Greek food this is just making fun of our traditions and culture.
@@marykoufalis7666 it's my pleasure meeting you, i will love to have a good chat with you, Hope you don't mind, because i know some people don't like talking to stranger?
How nice just add a different ingredient and add greek word beside of the foods name then it’ll be greek??Cacık is a turkish dish you can search from wikipedia.Stop stealing from our culture🙄
In Mongolia you didn't have spinach, no fillo dough (meaning in Greek = leaf). None of it. Yes, some names have a Turkish origin because of Turkish oppression, but many of the dishes originate from the Byzantine Times 300-1453AD, or even classical Greece 65-800 BCE, or even earlier, thousands of years before the very first Turks ever set foot in the Greek lands of Anatolia that you now call "Turkey" today since 100 years. Do know that most Turks today are Turkified Greeks over centuries. Both the Turkish and Greek cuisine are Greek of origin
@@Ptolemy336VV Spinach is a plant that grows in almost every region of the world, including Mongolia. We are tired of your nonsense, stop covering up your theft and accept the facts.
worst Tzatziki ever!! Vinegar NOT lemon. Cucumber grated and salt well, let it drain for 20 min. Try to get as much as liquid out. We do not want a soft watery tzatziki. Please make a cut or two in your yoghourt the night before to get its water floating and drain it. Good luck :)
Not traditional no. That is correct. For those you need to be on 1001 Greek chefs. I love Akis Petrezikis, Giannis Lucacos, and many more. Also Dimitra's dishes and many other types of Greek cooks have many incredible Greek dishes. By the way. Do understand that Greek cuisine is strongly evolving. Greek cuisine consists of many local cuisines, that till recently have hardly have been accounted for Greece's total cuisine as a whole. I am talking about All the Anatolian Greek cuisines of the millions of Greeks who lived there, even thousands of years before the Turks also came to join the Greeks, or the Ionian cuisines like the Corfiot cuisine, Cycladic cuisines like the Naxian cuisine, the Cretan Cuisine, the Ikarian cuisine, the Athos cuisine, The politiki Kouzina of old with many ways of cooking centuries old, the Macedonian cuisine, even local cuisines like in the Mani peninsula that always had to live in very harsh environmental conditions and to which they adapted their cuisine on. All of it together and many more are what makes the Greek cuisine incredibly rich. Most people have no idea of how immensely rich the Greek cuisine is, but it consists of thousands of recipes. In that sense the Italian or French cuisine have had better preparation to count their dishes and register it properly. This is happening now in the Greek cuisine now all of Greece is being much much more connected to eachother. Even infrastructure wise.
@@Ptolemy336VV Akis Petrezakis is not a sef. he is a young man from a tv show Master sef that he is win because of tthe extreme looking with tatoo and nice body. These recipes .. i dont know where youfoynd them but is not Greek recipes maybe is recipes from some new Albanian people try to involve with greek restaurnt bussines The Anatolian cusine is called politiki cusine and is NOT greek You van go to eat that in restaurant they cook Politiki cusine. Cusine from Corfu is Greek cusine exept 2 recipes a bourdeto nad b pastitsada that is local only Macedonian cusine does not exist because Macedonia is Greece. (We the Greek also have a argument with thw Skopian they want to take advance of our History with Alexander the Great) So Macedonia cusine is Greek cusine . A good list of Greek plate you can find at wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Greek_dishes
Moussaka contains eggplant and Bechamel. Bechamel is actually French and eggplant is from Levant. As for baklava, it is made with phyllo dough, which has been around in Greece for 5,000 years. Your people did not even exist yet, therefore NONE of those dishes are Turkish.
@@erdemozcan5435 You mean the prime minister who has betrayed and destroyed the country? Moussaka was made by a Greek man who studies culinary in France and Baklava needs filo dough to be made, which Turks didn’t have.
@@CleopatraPapadopoulos really? Let me ask a very simple question then, is baklava a Greek word or Turkish? If it's Greek, it must have a meaning. Can you explain the meaning?
@@ozanreida859 Greece belongs to Greeks. The first key settlers of Greece after the Neolithic downfall were the Myceneans originally from the Asian minor who began a civilsation from around 2000 BCE onwards. Historiaans regard them as the first Greeks and emphaises that the presence of human activity in Greece dates further than that. How can you sya Greece was establsihed or belongs to the Hittities? They are only an ancestor or trading partner. The Ottomans chose to invade Greece almost 3000 years after
I down voted this video without even giving any of the recipes a chance. Why? Because I abhor cooking videos that rely solely on visual instruction and music alone. I want to hear and see another person giving the instructions and doing the cooking. Maybe I should be more open minded and merely expressed my opinion without giving a down vote. Nah! I really hate this type of cooking video way too much to be fair or charitable. I am sure there are certain segments of the population that enjoy these videos precisely because they don't have people in them. Just off the top of my head I would say Autistic people might prefer this type of video. And deaf people. Of course if they could hear some of the music on these videos they might change their minds. Ok, upon second thought I will negate my down vote, I try to be open minded and fair.
@@ozanreida859 well OTTOMANS came from Mongolia these foods snd today's turkey that illegally are there are greek lands see izmir constantinople kapadokia trapezouda bodrum bosphorus
@@swordofomens3381 do you understand what ı mean ? those foods has invented in ottomans thats mean they are turkish foods just google it even wikipedia says baklava ,cacik (tatziki), dolma and turkish coffe are all turkish
@@ozanreida859 well is not every food that Mongols got is been taken from Arabia Armenia Lebanon Greece there is nothing that turks invented plus all these cities and general whole turkey is greek and the other half belongs to the kurds
@@esram111 Clearly you don't know the history of Baklava. Turks didn't even exist in the Ancient world. The inspiring foundation of baklava comes from Ancinet Egypt in which fine layers of pastry were topped with honey. The first bakalvas were made in Ancient Rome and Greece as placenta cakes and gastris respectively. Yet both recipes had gone imto slumber with the fall of their empires and took almost 1000 years for the Ottomans to readopt the recipies and reinvent the Baklava.
The jealousy is strong. Greek cuisine is much better tasting than Indian or Thai. Come on. No competition here. The dishes in the video are not even traditional. And if you think the Turks invented anything, then first educate yourself that the first cookbook in the world has been written by the Greek Archaestratus in 350 BCE, and that the oldest diet in the world is the Mediterranean one of which it all started with the Greek island of Crete. And while Turks in Mongolia (their original land where Turkic people still live), have the most primitive cuisine on the planet because Mongolia is one of the poorest farmlands in the world. Even today the Turkic people there eat 97% of their diet based on their cattle that they have to move around in order to survive. So please, if you don't like Greek cuisine because you haven't tasted any real Greek food out of thousands of heavenly dishes, then that is called "hate" and "jealousy".
Have you tasted any of the thousands of dishes of the Politiki kouzina? The Athos cuisine? the Corfiot cuisine? The Ikarian cuisine? The Cretan cuisine? The Mani cuisine? The Macedonian cuisine? the Ioanian cuisines? The Cycladic cuisines? The Naxian Cuisines? The many other local cuisines? Don't come with jealousy nonsense. I have been to Thailand twice and India in a round 4 week round trip from Kerala to Ladakh, and while I will not do out of pure honesty none of these cuisines injustice, and will say that all of them had wonderful dishes, none of them where as wonderful as what you can eat in Greece.
@@alfsen_3426 You are the one who is jealous who cannot stand it that people like other foods. Such arrogance is nauseating. If you want to eat it, that is your choice but who the h*ll are you to impose it onto others
You want to know what is Turkish? Go look how your Turkic original people live in Mongolia and how pathetic Mongolia looks in terms of agriculture. Even today the Turkic people have an outrageously primitive cuisine. THAT is your original cuisine. Almost all of the modern Turkish and Greek dishes have been Greek before the Turks ever set foot in these Greek lands that you now call Turkey, hundreds or even thousands of years before.
The cucumber should be grated and DRAINED, preferably overnight or squeezed out in cheesecloth, before adding it into a Tzatziki recipe. If not, you will end up with a very watery tzatziki sauce which seems to be the case in this video. The yogourt should be full fat, also to avoid a watery, thin result. No pepper is used in tzatziki either. It is much better to mince or grate your garlic and add everything together in a bowl and stir it together instead of using a food processor which ends up liquefying everything to the point where you have no texture remaining. It is such a simple thing to make and no reason to take shortcuts that will ruin the end result. Simply mix everything but the cucumber together and allow it to blend overnight while the cucumber drains. Next day, mix everything together in the morning and allow it to sit in the fridge until you are ready to use it. You will have a much better result.
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@@guneljafarova7410 And what does that have to do with either my comment or tzatziki sauce?
@@barcham Thank you...my giagia would be proud.
YASS! I WAS WONDERIN Y IT LOOKED SO RUNNY thank u! sorry 4 shoutin! lol
@@barcham they just want to promote something
The important ingredient: olive oil
Adi R So true
And Feta cheese!
My grandmother puts a tone of olive oil like we can't it like normal people
Greeks used to eat raw olives from a tree until the ottomans taught you what to do with everything
@@Elzino187 that’s just ignorance
The furthest I’ve explored of Greek food has been a gyro,Definitely going to try a few of these they look delicious 😋
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THATS NOT FUCKING GREEK MY GRANDMA WOULD DISOWN ME IF I MAKE HER THIS ABSOLUTE CRAP
I am not Greek I am Cuban and I am definitely doing these recipes!!! .. please I am open to suggestion if you are Greek .. ❤❤❤❤❤❤ … loved them all!!!!
some easy Greek recipes that I can suggest you to try and find the ingredients easily are honey pie, spinach pie, beans, milk pie, halva with semolina.
you can also try moussaka, but it's good if you have time at your disposal because it will take you a while to prepare it.
Greek baklava is one of my favorite! It’s so good!
@@ilhankoyuncu4942 go back to Mongolia
There is no greek baklava guys you have to admit it baklava is a turkish dessert and ıt wont gonna be greek ıf you even add greek word beside of it’s name and cacık is also a turkish dish.stop trying to stole from our culture anymore🙄😉
@@dfdfdfff485 You stole theur land one time so its only fair they steal the so called "influence" the Ottomans were trying to speead.
@@dfdfdfff485 Hahaha your culture?Your food is stolen from Byzantium.
Greek food is the best food 🇬🇧❤🇬🇷
Im over here watching "My big Fat Greek Wedding" and I see them eating a certain dish. I watch this video at the same time and I notice the same dish is being prepared. Spanakopita aka greek spinach pie. Ive never wanted to try something made with spinach in my entire life 😂😂. Im so hungry dam 🤤 lol
-Sadae
Yummy recipes. Love from Greece!!
Married for many years to a greek, as long as the food, taste good,, who cares, how its made. Thank you ,, for great recipies!!!
weirdest tzatziki recipe i have seen, way too watery, cucumber not grated
These all look so tasty and a large number can be used during Eastern Orthodox fast days on Wednesday and Friday. :-)
BRAVO!!!👏👏👏👏I totally enjoyed watching this video. I loved the music and the recipes. It reminded me of when I lived in Astoria. This video is a keeper and it’s good to have these simple yet amazing and delicious recipes. What a great idea putting all of these together like you did. You get a 10+ for this 💯%
Thank you so much for this. I will make these recipes for sure.
Thanks, Chandra! We're so glad you enjoyed the video!
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My first time thanks for sharing everything looks delicious love the preparation and ingredients promise to prepare some never had Greek food I am watching from Amelia's Ward linden town Guyana south America love the pie
Oh my gosh! These recipes look amazing!! I can't wait to try them!! Watching this video has gotten me so hungry..😊
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God Bless you you are amazing it reminds me of my childhood time
Thankyou so much for such an easy to follow video My maid will find it so easy to follow your instructions. Stay healthy always and thankyou again
I love Greek food yummy
Oh that grilled mediterranean sandwich got me salvitating
Lovely recipes x
Very nice 👌👍
Your video made things easy
For spanikopita: you don't need to cook everything beforehand according to Dimitri's Dishes. Also, you should cut the pieces first before you bake it. It's harder when it's already baked to cut the pieces. Also, fresh dill instead of parsley.
So yummy. I like your cake .Full watched and full liked...
Thank you so much for sharing. Keep connected
These look amazing. I usually eat Pakistani food but i love Greek food!
Thank you very much for the reciipes.Great job
How are You doing and how is Your weather condition Over there?
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@@nazmiezyferi554 Thanks and Nice meeting You!!
Where are you from?
@@mosesjames650 I'm from Kosova.You and everyone is very welcome to visit our small but very cute country with very nice people
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Amazing
That's delisious 😋😋
LIKE 58 . Nice video my friend ! Thanks a lot and have a nice Sunday !🌷😊🌴
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Spanakopita-> spinach-pie
Spanakotiropita-> spinach-cheese-pie
Since your recipe has feta and ricotta, it is called spanakotiropita. Also we don't use ricotta cheese at all, plus it's not a Greek cheese...
all of them!!
I'm from Greece and you have made some of these very wrong
Regret the error, they look attractive and tasty anyway!!!!
Which ones were wrong? Do you have alternate recipes? 🙏
Its the tzaziki isn't it? Haven't seen it blended ever before
That's okay it's good enough
Yummy 😋
I feel like a food geek food tor is good to eat
Wednesday and Friday fasting preclude the use of olive oil and cheese. You know there's no Dairy no eggs some days most of them we can use olive oil. It is as strict as being vegan which I was for 11 years.
Wednesday and Friday fasting?
As a Greek chef i feel violated!!!!!
1)|Some of your recipes are not traditional.
2)You have one recipe that is not even Greek.
3)The recipes that you have that are actually both Greek and Traditional we messed up recipes.#
Please guys keep in mind that this is not a good video to learn about Greek food this is just making fun of our traditions and culture.
I bet that tzatziki sauce would be good with cream cheese and yogurt.
The recipe presented in this video is not tzatziki sauce.
Very goog
Greece!!!!
Better get them to the Greek!
No greek grandma know what quinoa is!
Lemon Juice Is Called Lemonade
Seriously though, stop with the hummus as a Greek dish. We do not use it in our spicy pepper and feta dip which is called tirokafteri.
How are You doing and how is Your weather condition Over there?
@@mosesjames650 who are you addressing?
@@marykoufalis7666 it's my pleasure meeting you, i will love to have a good chat with you, Hope you don't mind, because i know some people don't like talking to stranger?
@@marykoufalis7666 I'm from USA 🇺🇸
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Tzatziki with lemon is not transitional Greek recipie..
How nice just add a different ingredient and add greek word beside of the foods name then it’ll be greek??Cacık is a turkish dish you can search from wikipedia.Stop stealing from our culture🙄
What is the filling in number 11 recipe
That is NOT how you make spinach pie
How are You doing and how is Your weather condition Over there?
Why are you putting the tzaziki ingredients in a blender and instead of minced garlic you put 3 whole ones
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this is not TZATZIKI i'm geek and i know well
ISPANAKLI BÖREK IS REAL "SPINACH PIE" S NAME
In Mongolia you didn't have spinach, no fillo dough (meaning in Greek = leaf). None of it. Yes, some names have a Turkish origin because of Turkish oppression, but many of the dishes originate from the Byzantine Times 300-1453AD, or even classical Greece 65-800 BCE, or even earlier, thousands of years before the very first Turks ever set foot in the Greek lands of Anatolia that you now call "Turkey" today since 100 years. Do know that most Turks today are Turkified Greeks over centuries. Both the Turkish and Greek cuisine are Greek of origin
@@Ptolemy336VV Spinach is a plant that grows in almost every region of the world, including Mongolia. We are tired of your nonsense, stop covering up your theft and accept the facts.
22:35 ahhahhahahha greek ha
This is not a proper tzatziki though..
I stoped whatching this video cuz it had too many adds
Yeah, what's up with your tzatziki sauce? Mine is never that watery
They’re appetizers recipes. Not dinner recupies
Lmao quinoa is an american grain wtf XD I wouldn't call it typically greek
Humus is a Lebanese dish, tzatziki is a Turkish dish, gyros is Turkish (döner), baklava is 10000% Turkish and spanakopita is an Albanian dish. 😏
Quinoa greek ? Lol we have more delicious food than shown here
none of them are greek lol? is hummus greek word? or baklava? :DDDDDD
Too much garlic, gives you Diarrhoea
Where is the Greek food?
Are you here again? I find you everywhere... you only come in to make controversy...... when you grow up...😅
Clearly the tzatziki was some butchered American version. Why the fuck would you put that in a food processor?
the greatest insult to Greek cuisine.
You simply f'ed up all of the Greek foods.
worst Tzatziki ever!! Vinegar NOT lemon. Cucumber grated and salt well, let it drain for 20 min. Try to get as much as liquid out. We do not want a soft watery tzatziki. Please make a cut or two in your yoghourt the night before to get its water floating and drain it. Good luck :)
Things are not Greek just because they have feta and olive oil inside them for god’s sake
These are not greek recipies. fake
Not traditional no. That is correct. For those you need to be on 1001 Greek chefs. I love Akis Petrezikis, Giannis Lucacos, and many more. Also Dimitra's dishes and many other types of Greek cooks have many incredible Greek dishes. By the way. Do understand that Greek cuisine is strongly evolving. Greek cuisine consists of many local cuisines, that till recently have hardly have been accounted for Greece's total cuisine as a whole. I am talking about All the Anatolian Greek cuisines of the millions of Greeks who lived there, even thousands of years before the Turks also came to join the Greeks, or the Ionian cuisines like the Corfiot cuisine, Cycladic cuisines like the Naxian cuisine, the Cretan Cuisine, the Ikarian cuisine, the Athos cuisine, The politiki Kouzina of old with many ways of cooking centuries old, the Macedonian cuisine, even local cuisines like in the Mani peninsula that always had to live in very harsh environmental conditions and to which they adapted their cuisine on. All of it together and many more are what makes the Greek cuisine incredibly rich. Most people have no idea of how immensely rich the Greek cuisine is, but it consists of thousands of recipes. In that sense the Italian or French cuisine have had better preparation to count their dishes and register it properly. This is happening now in the Greek cuisine now all of Greece is being much much more connected to eachother. Even infrastructure wise.
@@Ptolemy336VV Akis Petrezakis is not a sef. he is a young man from a tv show Master sef that he is win because of tthe extreme looking with tatoo and nice body. These recipes .. i dont know where youfoynd them but is not Greek recipes maybe is recipes from some new Albanian people try to involve with greek restaurnt bussines The Anatolian cusine is called politiki cusine and is NOT greek You van go to eat that in restaurant they cook Politiki cusine. Cusine from Corfu is Greek cusine exept 2 recipes a bourdeto nad b pastitsada that is local only Macedonian cusine does not exist because Macedonia is Greece. (We the Greek also have a argument with thw Skopian they want to take advance of our History with Alexander the Great) So Macedonia cusine is Greek cusine . A good list of Greek plate you can find at wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Greek_dishes
Moussaka & Baklava is a dish passed down from the Ottomans, yet Grease claims it as their own.
You're just jealous cuz your country's worse.
Moussaka contains eggplant and Bechamel. Bechamel is actually French and eggplant is from Levant. As for baklava, it is made with phyllo dough, which has been around in Greece for 5,000 years. Your people did not even exist yet, therefore NONE of those dishes are Turkish.
@@CleopatraPapadopoulos mousakka is still NOT greek and baklava is 10000% Turkish. Even your prime minister accepted this.
@@erdemozcan5435 You mean the prime minister who has betrayed and destroyed the country? Moussaka was made by a Greek man who studies culinary in France and Baklava needs filo dough to be made, which Turks didn’t have.
@@CleopatraPapadopoulos really? Let me ask a very simple question then, is baklava a Greek word or Turkish? If it's Greek, it must have a meaning. Can you explain the meaning?
I am not Greek and I even know how to make real tzatziki and that is not it in this video! @barcham You know what you are talking about!
IM SHOOK WTF BAKLAVA IS TURKISH?
They all prepared so amateur and wrong, bravo!!! so are you try to ruined our reputation???
Where are African recipes?
This isn't traditional greek cuisine!
WTF baklava is turkish stop stealing our cuisine
You stole their land at one time. Now deal with the influence your Ottomans have spread.
@@tedmink7568 wtf these lands were belong to hitites , not greeks
@@ozanreida859 Greece belongs to Greeks.
The first key settlers of Greece after the Neolithic downfall were the Myceneans originally from the Asian minor who began a civilsation from around 2000 BCE onwards. Historiaans regard them as the first Greeks and emphaises that the presence of human activity in Greece dates further than that.
How can you sya Greece was establsihed or belongs to the Hittities? They are only an ancestor or trading partner.
The Ottomans chose to invade Greece almost 3000 years after
Yeah I'll pass on this fake Greek food
No no no
Hummus is not Greek.
Tzatziki is all wrong!
Not even one recipe is Greek...No words!
Only the music is Greek
I down voted this video without even giving any of the recipes a chance. Why? Because I abhor
cooking videos that rely solely on visual instruction and music alone. I want to hear and see another person giving the instructions and doing the cooking. Maybe I should be more open minded and merely expressed my opinion without giving a down vote. Nah! I really hate this type of cooking video way too much to be fair or charitable. I am sure there are certain segments of the population that enjoy these videos precisely because they don't have people in them. Just off the top of my head I would say Autistic people might prefer this type of video. And deaf people. Of course if they could hear some of the music on these videos they might change their minds. Ok, upon second thought I will negate my down vote, I try to be open minded and fair.
That is not Greek please
Go back to Mongolia
@@swordofomens3381 these foods has invented in ottomans , not in mongolia
@@ozanreida859 well OTTOMANS came from Mongolia these foods snd today's turkey that illegally are there are greek lands see izmir constantinople kapadokia trapezouda bodrum bosphorus
@@swordofomens3381 do you understand what ı mean ? those foods has invented in ottomans thats mean they are turkish foods just google it even wikipedia says baklava ,cacik (tatziki), dolma and turkish coffe are all turkish
@@ozanreida859 well is not every food that Mongols got is been taken from Arabia Armenia Lebanon Greece there is nothing that turks invented plus all these cities and general whole turkey is greek and the other half belongs to the kurds
Fake Greek, if anything.
They are turkish foods😋😋
Don't be ridiculous. They just look like because of the similar Geography and it's normal.
Yeh, I agree. They are just shitter versions of Greek dishes ;)
@@pandamilkshake go back to Mongolia 🇲🇳
@@swordofomens3381 Nah, not now. I'll visit you some other time
@@swordofomens3381 these foods has invented in ottomans , not in mongolia
Baklava Turkish dessert!
Greek, Egyptian origins
@@tedmink7568 No
@@tedmink7568 they steal from the Turks
@@esram111 Clearly you don't know the history of Baklava. Turks didn't even exist in the Ancient world. The inspiring foundation of baklava comes from Ancinet Egypt in which fine layers of pastry were topped with honey.
The first bakalvas were made in Ancient Rome and Greece as placenta cakes and gastris respectively. Yet both recipes had gone imto slumber with the fall of their empires and took almost 1000 years for the Ottomans to readopt the recipies and reinvent the Baklava.
@@tedmink7568 look at wikipedia
Turkish Devsirmes making Generic Turkish food 😀😀😀
After experiencing Thai & Indian cuisine, I now find greek cuisine bland and boring. I thought the Turkish invented filo pastry.
You were obviously not eating authentic Greek food.
@@marykoufalis7666 Each to his own.
The jealousy is strong. Greek cuisine is much better tasting than Indian or Thai. Come on. No competition here. The dishes in the video are not even traditional. And if you think the Turks invented anything, then first educate yourself that the first cookbook in the world has been written by the Greek Archaestratus in 350 BCE, and that the oldest diet in the world is the Mediterranean one of which it all started with the Greek island of Crete. And while Turks in Mongolia (their original land where Turkic people still live), have the most primitive cuisine on the planet because Mongolia is one of the poorest farmlands in the world. Even today the Turkic people there eat 97% of their diet based on their cattle that they have to move around in order to survive. So please, if you don't like Greek cuisine because you haven't tasted any real Greek food out of thousands of heavenly dishes, then that is called "hate" and "jealousy".
Have you tasted any of the thousands of dishes of the Politiki kouzina? The Athos cuisine? the Corfiot cuisine? The Ikarian cuisine? The Cretan cuisine? The Mani cuisine? The Macedonian cuisine? the Ioanian cuisines? The Cycladic cuisines? The Naxian Cuisines? The many other local cuisines? Don't come with jealousy nonsense. I have been to Thailand twice and India in a round 4 week round trip from Kerala to Ladakh, and while I will not do out of pure honesty none of these cuisines injustice, and will say that all of them had wonderful dishes, none of them where as wonderful as what you can eat in Greece.
@@alfsen_3426 You are the one who is jealous who cannot stand it that people like other foods. Such arrogance is nauseating. If you want to eat it, that is your choice but who the h*ll are you to impose it onto others
wtf mean baklava turkish food 😠
You want to know what is Turkish? Go look how your Turkic original people live in Mongolia and how pathetic Mongolia looks in terms of agriculture. Even today the Turkic people have an outrageously primitive cuisine. THAT is your original cuisine. Almost all of the modern Turkish and Greek dishes have been Greek before the Turks ever set foot in these Greek lands that you now call Turkey, hundreds or even thousands of years before.
@Σπβγ these foods has invented in ottomans , not in mongolia
@@Ptolemy336VV these foods has invented in ottomans , not in mongolia