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Manju, tsoureki is a great place to start cooking Greek food as it's so tasty.
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This is a “twist” no pun intended on the traditional Greek Easter bread called tsoureki paschalino!
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The breakfast is simple and I take it alone outside: feta cheese, the toasted sweet bread called tsoureki, a cup of tea.
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Antonia goes all out every year with an amazing Easter spread: lamb, moussaka, pastitsio, spanakopita, tsoureki, koulourakia, and salads of every kind.
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Well done, the article was fab and the tsoureki looks yummy.
Mediterranean Cooking in Alaska on SKAI with Recipe for Tsoureki – Greek Easter Bread (Τσουρέκι)
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Since you're such a wonderful baker, I'm glad to hear you approve of my tsoureki!
Mediterranean Cooking in Alaska on SKAI with Recipe for Tsoureki – Greek Easter Bread (Τσουρέκι)
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The warm smell of my grandmother's bread and tsoureki, my mother-in-law's koulouria Greek cookies, and of course... the lamb... oh, the lamb...
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Avgolemono soup -Greek chicken rice soup - is enjoyed, along with cheeses, tsoureki, potatoes, salads, pasta dishes, and of course, the lambs roasting over charcoal fire... and while you're waiting for it to be ready, you just go up to it and pick off some meat and eat... mmm... soooooo good!
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I've had mastic bubble gum before, and baked the Greek Easter Bread tsoureki three years in a row, using both mastic and mechlepe.
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Usually tsoureki is braided into a circle often baked in a bundt pan and garnished with blood-red hard boiled eggs.
mollusque commented on the word tsoureki
Red eggs fill bowls on the dinning room table. They hand from string pouches over doorways. They crowd the mantle and are baked into loaves of cruciform tsoureki.
--Jeffrey Eugenides, 2002, Middlesex, p. 15
August 6, 2008