Meze (appetizers) are typically served with the famous Greek aperitif, ouzo, which is made from grape stems and flavored with aniseed.
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(2004)
Nosthimia!
The Greek American Family Cookbook (New American Family Cookbooks)
by Georgia Sarianides
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Nosthimia!: The Greek American Family Cookbook (New American Family Cookbooks)
August 2004, Capital Books
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1931868735 9781931868730
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"Meze (appetizers) are typically served with the famous Greek aperitif, ouzo, which is made from grape stems and flavored with aniseed."
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