Peru

Kawsaypac!

The indigenous language spoken by the Quechua peoples, primarily living in the Peruvian Andes, this word, (pronounced: cow-say-pak), means to life. If you feel the need to make a cheers to somebody, speak these words. To live, to health, to honor the sacred land, people, and the beautiful language that they speak.

Appetizers

Lamb MeatballsPerfectly Crispy French FriesHummus

Sides / Mezes

Tztatziki

Soups

Lemon and Rice Soup (Avgolemono)

Salads

Traditional Greek Salad
Entrees
Lamb Gyro

Sauces
Breads / Pastries / Desserts
Pita Bread Phyllo

Drinks
Ouzo

Lemon and Rice Soup (Avgolemono) — Lemon and Rice Soup (Avgolemono)

Roasted Lamb Stock — Roasted Lamb Stock

Pita Bread — Pita Bread

Yogurt and Dill (Tzatziki) — Yogurt and Dill (Tzatziki)

Grilled Chicken (Souvlaki) — Grilled Chicken (Souvlaki)

Traditional Greek Salad — Traditional Greek Salad

Yogurt and Honey (Yiaourti me Meli) — Yogurt and Honey (Yiaourti me Meli)

Lamb and Eggplant (Moussaka) — Lamb and Eggplant (Moussaka)

Lamb in Parchment (Kleftiko) — Lamb in Parchment (Kleftiko)

Lamb Gyro — Lamb Gyro

Lamb Meatballs — Lamb Meatballs

Orzo Salad — Orzo Salad

Phyllo Dough — Phyllo Dough

French Fries — French Fries

White Bean Hummus — White Bean Hummus

Lemon Chicken and Potatoes — Lemon Chicken and Potatoes

Baklava — Baklava

Spanakopita — Spanakopita

Greek Salad Dressing — Greek Salad Dressing

Lamb Stew — Lamb Stew

Grilled Soutzoukakia (meatball skewers) — Grilled Soutzoukakia (meatball skewers)

Soutzoukakia — Soutzoukakia

Galaktoboureko (custard in phyllo) — Galaktoboureko (custard in phyllo)