|
Your online resource for all things culinary |
|
|||||||||
|
||||||||||
|
||||||||||
|
||||||||||
Other Recipe Sections
Cooking Videos
|
Cooking with Alcohol |
Credit
Crunch Economical Recipes| Edible
Flowers |
Family Recipes|
Food in Film |
Holidays |
Ingredients
|
Leftovers |
Meals in Minutes
|
Party Food & Cocktails |
Pressure
Cooking |
Slow Food | Smoothies |
Special Days &
Holidays |
Sport Recipes |
Student Recipes
|
Summer Recipes | Videos
|
Weekday Menus
|
What's in Season Reference Pages 5-A-Day Portions | Cooking Holidays and Schools | Conversion Charts | Directories | Farmers Markets | Fish/Shellfish - Types | Food & Health | Food Celebration Days | Growing Vegetables | Growing Herbs | Guide to Kitchenware | History of Food | Holidays | Ingredients | Online Shops | Preserving Fresh Produce | Special days | Sport | Student Cooking | Table Settings | UK Food Shopping Directory | Vegetables - General prep & cooking times | Videos | What's in Season
If you've arrived at this page via a search engine, do take a few minutes to look around the site. We're convinced you'll find lots more excellent recipes and in depth culinary information and articles about a wide range of food related topics. If you're more used to measuring ingredients by the cup, we have the most comprehensive weight to cups conversion table on the net - both solid ingredients and liquids - so now you can easily convert our recipes to suit your preference. Click here to go to the chart.
Home | Search | About Us | Contact Us | Advertise | Private Privacy | Media Resources | Links | Sitemap | Printing Recipes | Abbreviations on this site
This Web Site was designed and created by Recipes4us.co.uk. Copyright © 2000-2012 [Recipes4us] All rights reserved. Some Photos © www.fotolia.co.uk |
||||||||||
The
word Meze (singular) Mezethes (plural) translates to 'appetiser' or 'starter'
although in Greece, these words underestimate the true nature of the Meze.
Mezethes
can be as simple or as complicated as you like ranging from a bowl of olives to
a table set with a selection of dips, little skewers of grilled meats and other
titbits such as deep-fried fish, baby croquettes and tiny phyllo pastries.
Whatever they are, it must be remembered that the object is to whet the appetite
before the main meal, so care should be taken to serve a variety of flavours and
textures.