[here's a pdf](https://www.academia.edu/1937302/Ancient_Hellenic_recipes) with selected recipes from Apicius and Atheneaus. The books were probably compiled in the early roman era but are based in earlier lost works.
My most ancient recipes come from the early 1900s admittedly, but if you want any traditional Greek recipes from my Cordon Bleu grandfather and grandmother, let me know! They're in 4 or 5 languages, but I can translate, although the Ottoman weight measurements in a couple confused us, we did figure it out!
Not tooting my own horn here, but one lady made my Moussaka and even her aubergine hating children loved it. Some secrets I can't share, but most I can!
[here's a pdf](https://www.academia.edu/1937302/Ancient_Hellenic_recipes) with selected recipes from Apicius and Atheneaus. The books were probably compiled in the early roman era but are based in earlier lost works.
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Check out The Delicious Legacy podcast - lots of ancient recipes on there.
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[Tasting History](https://www.youtube.com/@TastingHistory) probably has something that will interest you.
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My most ancient recipes come from the early 1900s admittedly, but if you want any traditional Greek recipes from my Cordon Bleu grandfather and grandmother, let me know! They're in 4 or 5 languages, but I can translate, although the Ottoman weight measurements in a couple confused us, we did figure it out! Not tooting my own horn here, but one lady made my Moussaka and even her aubergine hating children loved it. Some secrets I can't share, but most I can!
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Olives, feta, flat bread, olive oil, wine - what more do you want...? 😀 (Just kidding - and also 👍 for Tasting History. Def check it out.)
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