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Brown Borders Dinner Menu H E L L E N I C K U Z I N A M E N U SOUPS EAT LIKE A GREEK CHICKEN RICE AUGOLEMONO creamy soup with an egg and lemon base SALADS FISH RICE AUGOLEMONO creamy soup with an egg and lemon base with CHORIATIKI (GREEK SALAD) vegetables tomato, cucumber, red onion, green bell pepper, kalamata olives, feta cheese, oregano, capers, olive oil dressing ENTREES MAROULOSALATA PAPOUTSAKI romaine lettuce, cucumber, green onion, fresh dill, eggplant, ground beef, béchamel sauce [this is a kalamata olives, feta cheese, olive oil lemon version of Mousaka) dressing PASTITSIO MELITZANOSALATA greek lasagna - pasta, ground beef and béchamel eggplant, garlic, parsley, olive oil lemon dressing sauce POLITIKI PORK LEMONATO red and white cabbage, carrot, celery, garlic, oregano lemon sauce with brown rice, french fries lemon juice, olive oil or mashed potatoes KOKINISTO CRETA BEETROOT beef, zucchini, carrots in fresh tomato sauce boiled in a skordalia sauce (garlic mashed potato) SPINACH ROASTED CHICKEN OR PORK RIBS boiled spinach in olive oil lemon dressing served with baked vegetables and potatoes ZUCCHINI STUFFED ZUCCHINI boiled with oregano, feta cheese in olive oil lemon rice, minced beef, herbs and augolemono sauce dressing SAGANAKI SHRIMPS served with mashed potatoes or basmati rice - APPETIZERS - KEFTEDAKIA FISH OF THE DAY ground beef meatballs marinated with lemon, oregano, garlic and mint TZATZIKI served on basmati rice with greek, spinach or yogurt, garlic, cucumber dip zucchini salad CROQUETES spinach and cheese or zucchini EGGPLANT baked in tomato sauce and goat cheese SHRIMP SAGANAKI tomato sauce, feta cheese H E L L E N I C K U Z I N A M E N U EAT LIKE A GREEK GYROS VEGAN DISHES GYROS WITH TZATZIKI STUFFED VEGETABLES shrimp, fish, chicken or vegetarian served with oven baked vegetables stuffed with rice and nuts tzatziki on original greek pita bread LADERA TROPICAL GYRO (VEGAN) green beans, peas, eggplant or cauliflower with potatoes, carrots and herbs, fresh tomato oil vegetables, jackfruit, pineapple, served with tofu sauce. tzatziki or fresh tomato spicy sauce. ROASTED VEGETABLES roasted vegetables in olive oil PITA - FILO PASTRY VEGAN PAPOUTSAKI eggplant SPANAKOPITA spinach with (optional) feta LENTEJAS greek lentils PRASOPITA BAKED POTATO leek, fresh green onions and herbs served with vegetables TIROPITA GREKMEX cheese blend - feta and local cheeses - KEEP IN MIND - MANITAROPITA Greek cuisine is an old cuisine and it takes mushrooms and vegetables time to prepare all dishes. Greek cuisine is very healthy and balanced KOTOPITA with a perfect combination of ingredients. chicken and bell pepper If there is a Greek dish you like that is not on the menu, please inquire pitas are only oven baked please review the photo gallery for images of each dish (labeled) ALL DISHES are cooked with fine olive oil, original feta cheese and kalamata olives CATERING GREKMEX Grekmex is a combination of Greece and Mexico! GYROS & PITAS I create dishes which are a mix of Greek and Mexican flavors. I have more to offer if you ask available catering for parties, weddings or events! me! please inquire for pricing The term is an original name I came up with when I moved to Sayulita and started combining and mixing flavors - similar to mixing colors in a piece of art! .
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