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Karavas. 1950's(?).

Vintage postcard from the 1950's(?), of Karavas, looking North, with the Patrikios Agricultural School in the background. The young girl on the donkey is - Matina Cominos (nee, Zantiotis) - Sarandakos

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Ayios Haralambos. His Life.

Feast Day - February 10th Ayios Haralambos is the Patron Saint of the village of Karavas, Kythera. By: The Right Reverend Father Michael D. Jordan "On February 10th we honor one of the most beloved Saints of the Eastern...

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Vassilopita

http://www-graphics.stanford.edu/~tolis/recipes/ There are two competing explanations regarding the origin of the name of this cake, tradionally served on New Year's Eve: It is a composite of Vassilias [king] and pita [p...

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Utah's Greek Americans.

Co-author Ellen Vidalakis Furgis and her daughter Karen demonstrate how to make Greek pastries at the 1989 Living Traditions Festival. Photo by Carol Edison, courtesy The Utah Arts Council http://www.kued.org/productions...

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Utah's Greek-Americans Website.

http://www.kued.org/productions/greeks/recipes/index.html Savor the richness of Greek culinary fare through this "hands-on" section of the Utah's Greek-Americans website. While you may have tried Greek cuisine in a resta...

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The Grecian Plate Cookbook.

Compiled by the women of St Barabara's Church in Durham, NC, National Winner of the Prestigious R.T. French Company Tastemaker Cookbook Award and March 1988 CookBook of the Month from Good Housekeeping Magazine. Traditio...

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Andronicus family logo.

The Andronicus Family Becoming a cafe society From, The New Boy Network Ruth Ostrow William Heinemann Australia Richmond, Victoria 1987 Charles Andronicus makes no bones about what is at the root of his family’s success....

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