Feta Saganaki
Feta Saganaki is a story-rich Greek starter that opens the meal with clear regional flavour, simple presentation and a strong sense of place.
About this dish
Greek cuisineIngredients
- 200g feta block
- Flour
- Olive oil
- Sesame seeds
- Honey
Description
Feta Saganaki is more than a starter: it is a route into Greek island and mainland cooking, shaped by olive oil, herbs, grains, yoghurt and the Aegean table. The dish is built around olive oil, lemon, herbs, feta, vegetables, lamb, fish and honey, giving it a flavour that feels both practical and deeply connected to its origin. It works especially well for sunny lunches, mezze-style meals and generous family cooking, and it gives readers a clear way to understand how ingredients, technique and food history meet on the plate. A crunchy and salty starter, saganaki is fried cheese, elevated with a touch of sweetness from honey.
Instructions
- Dredge feta in flour.
- Fry in hot oil until golden on both sides.
- Drizzle with honey and sesame seeds. Serve warm.