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A foodie’s paradise, with a cuisine influenced by its rich history and proximity to Italy. From fresh seafood caught daily to traditional Greek dishes there is something for everyone’s taste buds.
And let’s not forget about the olive oil! Corfu is known for its high-quality olive oil, which is used in almost every dish. You can even take a tour of the olive groves and learn about the production process!
Some of the island’s most delicious and traditional dishes:
-The classic sofrito. This dish consists of thin slices of beef, cooked in a sauce made from white wine, garlic, vinegar, and parsley. It’s usually served with mashed potatoes or rice, and it’s a true representation of the island’s culinary heritage.
-If you’re a seafood lover, then you can’t miss the bourdeto. This spicy fish stew is made with freshly caught fish, tomato sauce, and hot peppers. It’s usually served with crusty bread, perfect for dipping in the flavorful sauce.
-Pastitsada, probably the most popular dish in the island . This dish features pasta topped with meat in a rich tomato sauce, with onions, cinnamon, and cloves. It’s usually served with grated cheese on top, and it’s a great example of how Corfu’s cuisine is influenced by its Italian neighbors.
And let’s not forget about the sweets! The island is famous for its kumquat liqueur, made from the small citrus fruit that grows on the island. You can also try the traditional almond and honey pie, or the deliciously sweet baklava.
So come explore Corfu’s food scene and indulge in its delicious flavors. Don’t forget to share your culinary adventures with us using the hashtag #CorfuFoodie!
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