γαρίδες σαγανάκι

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24 Comments

  1. Bravo Dimitra pou magirebis ellinika kai mathenis tous Amerikanous ti einai i pio ugeni Kouzina kai pio nostimi ston Kosmo. Na eisai panta Kala Filakia 😘🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

  2. LOL…pregnancy mom brain; just waiting for her to forget to add the shrimp to the recipe… it's like watching NASCAR waiting for the crash!

  3. Another winner Dimitra thank you! I added the red capsicum, olives and spring onion as you suggested and served with rice and bread with taramasalata …… yum! 🙂

  4. Thx but 2 comments, 1. Talk less and make the video 4 to 5 minutes. 2. Flambe the prawns with ouzo before you making the sauce. This way you will get the Greek taste

  5. I think garides saganaki was the very first Greek dish I ever cooked, back in 1999, but I added kalamata olives and didn't know about the lemon juice. Every variation is delicious. Thanks for sharing this video!

  6. Was searching for what to do with leftover feta, shrimp and tomato sauce because they were all I have in the fridge, and came across this video. Best youtube reco ever!!
    I didn't know feta can taste that good! I normally have it cold on salads/wraps and it's my first time to eat it charred and melted, and holy cow, my mind was blown.
    This recipe will definitely be a mainstay in my cooking repertoire cause I'm trying to stay away from red meat, so thank you so much!
    Much love from NZ😘

  7. I always find it awkward to devein the prawns, i do it not on the back but on the underbelly. Have found I have to dig deep to do it on the bakc of prawn. Can you advise as to how to? Thanks am making the chicken saganaki this weekend.

  8. OMG I was introduced to Prawn Saganaki when we were on holiday in Greece
    So delicious and a dessert galaktoboreko I think that’s how it’s spelt
    Watching this video making my mouth water….and fond memories of Greece

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