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APPETIZERS Spanakopitakia Tiropitakia Keftethakia Mini Chicken APPETIZERS Spanakopitakia Spinach & Feta Phyllo Triangles Tiropitakia Feta Cheese Phyllo Rolls Keftethakia Cocktail Party Meatballs Mini Chicken Souvlaki Skewers In Lemon & Oregano ENTRÉE SPECIALTIES Moussaka Eggplant, Meat Sauce & Bechamel Pastichio Pasta, Meat Sauce & Bechamel Spanakopita Spinach & Feta Phyllo Pie Tiropita Feta Cheese Phyllo Pie Chicken Souvlaki Skewers In Lemon & Oregano Dolmathes Ground Beef & Rice in Grape Leaves with Avgolemeno Sauce DESSERTS Baklava Walnuts & Spices in Honeyed Phyllo Galaktobouriko Custard in Honeyed Phyllo Revani Farina & Honey Sponge Cake Paximathia Greek Biscotti Koulourakia Greek Butter & Sugar Cookie Twists APPETIZERS Spanakopitakia $15.00 / Dozen Tiropitakia $15.00 / Dozen Keftethakia $15.00 / Dozen Mini Chicken Souvlaki Skewers $5.00 / Skewer ENTRÉE SPECIALITIES Moussaka $50.00 / Half Tray ~ $75.00 / Full Tray Pastichio $45.00 / Half Tray ~ $75.00 / Full Tray Spanakopita $35.00 / Half Tray ~ $70.00 / Full Tray Tiropita $30.00 / Half Tray ~ $60.00 / Full Tray Chicken Souvlaki Skewers $10 / Skewer Dolmathes $25.00 / Dozen DESSERT Baklava $55.00 / Half Tray ~ $80.00 / Full Tray Galaktobouriko $40.00 / Half tray ~ $70.00 / Full Tray Revani $30.00 / Half Tray ~ $60.00 / Full Tray Paximathia $10.00 / Dozen Koulourakia $10.00 / Dozen Half Tray = Approximately 12 Pieces ~ Full Tray = Approximately 24 Pieces ORDERS MUST BE PLACED AT LEAST TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO REQUESTED PICK-UP DATE Please contact Pam Brody @ 781.864.5327 with questions APPETIZERS SERVING QUANTITY PRICE TOTAL Spanakopitakia (spinach & feta phyllo triangles) Dozen $15.00 Tiropitakia (feta cheese phyllo rolls) Dozen $15.00 Keftethakia (cocktail party meatballs) Dozen $15.00 Mini Chicken Souvlaki Skewers (in lemon & oregano) Per Skewer $5.00 ENTRÉE SPECIALITIES SERVING QUANTITY PRICE TOTAL Moussaka (eggplant, meat sauce & bechamel) Half Tray $50.00 Full Tray $75.00 Pastichio (pasta, meat sauce & bechamel) Half Tray $45.00 Full Tray $75.00 Spanakopita (spinach & feta phyllo pie) Half Tray $35.00 Full Tray $70.00 Tiropita (feta cheese phyllo pie) Half Tray $30.00 Full Tray $60.00 Chicken Souvlaki Skewers (in lemon & oregano) Per Skewer $10.00 Dolmathes (ground beef, rice in grape leaves, avgolemeno) Dozen $25.00 DESSERT SERVING QUANTITY PRICE TOTAL Baklava (walnut & spices in honeyed phyllo) Half Tray $55.00 Full Tray $80.00 Galaktobouriko (custard in honeyed phyllo) Half Tray $40.00 Full Tray $70.00 Revani (farina & honey sponge cake) Half Tray $30.00 Full Tray $60.00 Paximathia (Greek biscotti) Dozen $10.00 Koulourakia (Greek butter & sugar cookie twists) Dozen $10.00 TOTAL PURCHASE $ CUSTOMER INFORMATON: PICKUP DATE: _______________ TIME: _____________ Name: _____________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Email Address: _________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________________ PAYMENT METHOD: Cash Check Check #: _____________________ Please make checks payable to “St Demetrios Ladies Philoptochos” Credit Card Card #: _________________________________ Expiration Date: ___________Security Code: ________ We thank you for your order! Please contact Pam Brody @ 781.864.5327 with questions .
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