Fancy Kitchen
Simple Family Recipes Rooted Greek in Culture...
Olive Oil Dark Chocolate Greek Koulourakia
Sweets
Chocolate Glow Protein Smoothie
Vegetables
Greek Cauliflower Snowflakes
Vegetables
Fancy Carrots and Crispy Chickpeas Over a Silky Feta Spread
Vegan Spanakopita Puff Pastry Pita
One Skillet Red Pepper Chicken
Quick Greek Lemon Chicken and Potatoes
Family Style
Crispy Herby Meat-Stuffed Tortillas
Vanilla Ice Cream with Fancy Peasant Extra Virgin Olive Oil & Flaky Sea Salt
Olive Oil Glossary
Koroneiki
Known for its regal, small, green fruits, Koroneiki variety olive trees produce the highest quality oil yield of any Greek variety.
Acidity
The acidity of Fancy Peasant GEVOO is one of the lowest, at .17%. You read that right - behold the power of sourcing from a single-estate!
Lathera
The cooking term lathera comes from the word lathi, Greek for oil, and describes vegetables cooked in olive oil with a combination of herbs and tomato.
Blue Zone
Blue Zones are regions where people live significantly longer and healthier lives.
Mediterranean Diet
The proper Greek Mediterranean diet is mainly plant-based, focusing on vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, herbs, spices, and whole grains. It also focuses on healthy fat sources, most notably olive oil.
GEVOO
Our term for “Greek Extra Virgin Olive Oil.”
Meze
The word itself means “middle,” in the middle of the day or between meals. Because the meze table is not a full meal, relatively small bites are intended to be shared.
Extra Virgin
The most desirable form of olive oil. The “extra virgin” refers to oil that is not refined and contains particles from ripe olives. These bits are the source of potent polyphenols like hydroxytyrosol. These bioactive activate your health defense system, fight fat and reduce inflammation!
Monounsaturated Fatty Acid (MUFA)
The heart of olive oil’s magical effect protects your heart and brain.
