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<\/a>Kefalonian cuisines<\/h2>\n
Kefalonia is not known only for its large number of attractions that can be seen, but also for its traditional cuisine, which still differs comparing to the rest of Greece.<\/p>\n
It is based on light Mediterranean cuisine which uses olive oil, plenty of vegetables, fish and dairy products.<\/p>\n
What you will certainly notice is that each table has a traditional Kefalonian feta cheese, which is one of the most famous in the world.<\/p>\n
But beware, this is not an ordinary feta cheese that can be found in supermarkets called “Greek feta”. This one is really special.<\/p>\n
Traditional Kefalonian feta cheese is made of ewes or a mixture of ewe’s and goat’s milk. Therefore, you will usually find and see these domestic animals on the hills and roads of Kefalonia.<\/p>\n The second very important thing on Kefalonia table is a cold drink. What better there is to expect to drink than cold domestic white wine Robola.<\/p>\n Top 3 specific meals in Kefalonia are Kefallonitiki kreatopita or Kefalonia meat pie<\/strong><\/em><\/span>.<\/p>\n What we need for preparation:<\/p>\n Beef<\/p>\n Pork<\/p>\n Onion garlic<\/p>\n fresh tomato, rice<\/p>\n white wine<\/p>\n spices, salt, and pepper, olive oil…<\/p>\n Strapasada (Kagianas) <\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/p>\n fresh tomato<\/p>\n eggs, red bell pepper<\/p>\n salt, pepper….<\/p>\n Codfish aliada (garlic sauce)<\/em><\/span> <\/strong>-here is a very interesting garlic sauce or puree. The original name of puree is Skordalia, but in the Greek’s menu, you will usually find it under Aliada.<\/p>\n Basically, this puree contains a greater amount of garlic, but on the other hand, it is tempered by potatoes or some nuts (almonds, hazelnuts …).<\/p>\n All we need is:<\/p>\n Codfish<\/p>\n Potatoes<\/p>\n Garlic, lemon, flour, vinegar, olive oil…<\/p>\n Supply in Greece is not difficult. Greeks are the real traders. I assume that there is no family who lives on the coast and doesn’t have at least one small supermarket.<\/p>\n The point is that if you do not find all of your necessary things in the first store, for sure you will find it in the next one which is only ten or twenty steps from the first one.<\/p>\n If you are close to the bigger towns, for example, Argostoli, there, you will find at least three chains of supermarkets (find Lidl as the cheapest option).<\/p>\n The open market in Argostoli near the harbor looks like this:<\/p>\n Small private shops with a healthy offer.<\/p>\n We’ve already said that all beaches are excellently stocked, from the showers with fresh water to cafes, restaurants and even a toilet. Therefore, you don’t need to carry any food with you and have a problem of it heating in the sun.<\/p>\n Check here:<\/p>\n Fancy restaurant on the beach, Lassi beach<\/p>\n Of course, there is also a large number of cafes where you can only have a drink and some sandwiches.<\/p>\n I’m always for a fresh orange juice, don’t care how much sugar is inside one glass \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n For the night fever, if you want to go out for dinner you will find lots of restaurants with different styles. Many of them are well equipped with some kind of modern Mediterranean style.<\/p>\n However, I love those traditional ones with the famous Greek plaid tablecloths more \ud83d\ude42 . I know that I will eat sooo goood there. Checked it couple of times, trust me and try it \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n Later, I will give you some recommendation from this restaurant in Lixouri.<\/p>\n If you need some food recommendation, then these are the following things:<\/p>\n Unfortunately, I didn’t eat good gyros this time in Lassi, but in Argostoli I did. On the main square, near the pedestrian zone, there is one restaurant with super delicious gyros in pita bread. Just like any good restaurant in Greece, this one (on the first sight) also looks pretty modest, but do not let that fool you :).<\/p>\n Fish and seafood…restaurant Vinaries<\/strong>, situated on the coast, with a beautiful sea view somewhere on the road between lighthouse and Argostoli.<\/p>\n One recommendation for any kind of food, from the pie to the lamb is restaurant Spiros<\/strong><\/a><\/span><\/span> in Ag. Efimia.<\/p>\n From the restaurant in Lixouri:<\/p>\n One big souvlaki. My favorite is the small one, from 4 do 6 sticks in on portion. With the smallest one, you get more meat, and less vegetables. Not even the Souvlaki is same anymore, so you have to choose wisely \ud83d\ude42 .<\/p>\n Codfish and Strapasada<\/strong> (from the beginning of this text) in one plate. It was a little bit greasy for my taste, and I couldn’t eat it all.<\/p>\n From the restaurant Spiros.<\/strong><\/p>\n For the ones who don’t know what a traditional Greek salad looks like, here is a picture:<\/p>\n This lamb was so delicious, it’s traditional name is Kleftiko. You can also create your own, and help arrives here<\/span> <\/a><\/span><\/p>\n After savory food, you should complete your meal with some delicious Kefalonian desserts.<\/p>\n You can find the pastry shop in almost every corner and here is what is certainly a must try:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a>Supply in Kefalonia<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a>Food on the beach<\/h2>\n
Kefalonia best beaches and swimming, where are they?<\/a><\/span><\/h4>\n
Ultimate 15+ must visit attractions- Kefalonia guide II<\/a><\/span><\/h4>\n
The Ultimate Guide To Explore Kefalonia<\/a><\/span><\/h4>\n
<\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a>Recommendation<\/h2>\n
What we tried to eat?<\/h2>\n
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