Love Greeks. East cast Greek Diners were the best. All cuisines, all done well.
Eat off the floor clean too.
Greek pizza?
Bring it!
Quoting: Chione latilirata oh (dakria...sniff sniff...) I thought we could do Greek language, not pizza. Oh well, do you eat tsatsiki? When fresh cucumbers are available, any piece of flat bread is going to be spread with it - unless you get taramas instead, the salmon roe whipped up to a froth. It's salty and strong and melts in your mouth. Cheese is often eaten just by itself: did you have kefalotiri that way, cooked in a skillet and you dip your bread in it when it's still very hot? Feta is crumbly which is why you get it in salads (even if that's just oil and some olives) or baked into filo, to hold it still.
Tell me what you ate that you didn't forget. I don't really care for 'pizza' and any time I'd spend to make a good one would be better spent on a good Greek sitarenio, the wheat bread made with soaked cracked wheat in it. Pull off a chunk and the texture of that can soak up a whole cup of good oil, without it running down your arm. Anything one can add to that excellence is 'gilding the lily.'
Just remember kids: pizza is junk food and you shouldnt eat it too often.
Mostly green veggies, protein, and highly quality fats like olive oil and avacadoes are where it is at.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1252471 I happen to agree with you here but you understand, of course, that this thread isn't really about good nutrition: it's just a cyber-corner for OP's padded-room histrionics.
Quoted for truth.
Check out how many 30, 40 and even 50 year old women CAN'T COOK. If you're doing the dating thing, you'll find out quickly just how many.
This one admittedly-hot 40-something professional that happens to be my doctor, had an ad on a dating site. Along with the usual wishes for a knight in shining armor, she adds, "bonus points if you possess mad skillz in the kitchen."
TRANSLATION: I've been too busy getting wealthy in my professional life while neglecting basic homemaking skills. I've travelled the world, bought a big beautiful home and SUV and countless toys...
but can't make a friggin' potato-and-egg omelette.
Good luck with that search for Prince Charming, hon.
A doctor can hire a cook and a maid - and for that matter so can you or you can work in that field yourself. Lots of people can be taught the basics of domestic service; in fact, they're a dime a dozen. Not so many can become good doctors. The doctor, therefore, is the less 'dispensable' in the survival-apocalypse scheme of things, don't you think? That lady cruising the dating site can do a lot better than a spoiled, embittered curmudgeon like you. Want a servant? Hire one and pay one the going rate. Nothing comes for free - probably not even any 'dates' you're getting now.
