
Dandelion greens
Bitter, edible leaves of the common dandelion, used in salads.
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Bitter, edible leaves of the common dandelion, used in salads.

Fresh dill leaves and tender stems, mixed into meze and fritter batters.

Dried tarragon leaves used as a seasoning.

Whole dry lentils for a distinct grain texture.

Naturally cured green table olives with lengthwise scores and a gently bitter finish.

Northern Aegean extra virgin olive oil with a light, fluid mouthfeel.

Chicken eggs, cooked with tomatoes and peppers or bound into vegetable fritters.

Short dried wheat noodles made with egg, used in soup.

Raw chicken egg yolk separated from the white, adding richness and color.

Long, rounded or striped eggplant for stuffing, frying, roasting and purées.

Hollowed eggplant shells, dried for stuffing.

A porous base of dried, yeast-leavened wheat bread made to absorb syrup.

Young fennel leaves and shoots, cooked as a vegetable in the Aegean.

Sweet, seedless Washington Navel oranges from Finike.

Ready-cooked wheat flatbread, such as lavash or pocket pita, served with skewers.

Dry refined wheat flour for bread, varying in protein and enrichment.

Plain white all-purpose wheat flour with no added raising agents.

Dried aromatic galangal rhizome pieces for spiced drinks.

Fresh garlic bulbs made up of cloves, used whole, sliced or crushed.

Mature fresh ginger rhizome with yellow flesh, sliced, minced or grated.

Grape leaves preserved in brine, used to wrap rice filling into rolls.

Concentrated grape molasses, mixed with tahini or used to coat sesame bread.

A sharp vinegar fermented from grapes, for sauces, beans and salads.

Young edible bean pods for vegetable dishes and braises.
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