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AndrewTK asked in Food & DrinkEthnic Cuisine · 10 years ago

anyone tried saganaki?

more specifically, kasseri cheese.. i think its sheeps milk. but the restaurant i had it at, they pour a shot of brandy on it and set it on fire then squeeze a lemon over it. very weird taste but i thought it was good.. anyone have this>

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  • Hannah
    Lv 7
    10 years ago
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    i once tried it and it is really delicious..

  • 10 years ago

    I have used Kasseri or Kelifatori, even a good Bulgarian Feta it is creamier, Halloumi can be used in a pinch, not the mint on, dredge in the flour frying in a combo of olive oil and clarified butter is nice, Metexa, Brandy, Ouzo, Raki or even Sambucca is fine for flambe, a squeeze of lemon just puts out the flames and tones down the alcohol if not vapourized enough.

  • Anonymous
    10 years ago

    Its alright.

    For me, it just tastes like the rubbery cheese from pizza. But much much more salty.

  • DH
    Lv 5
    10 years ago

    Yeeess :) order it as a starter everytime we go to greece, me and my family love it! It takes some getting used to especially if your used to cheddar etc, but i think it's lovely :)

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