Snow Day Cooking

I got snowed in at my Dad’s house… so naturally we cooked! We cooked massive amounts of spanakopita. We are Greek after all, what else would we cook on a snow day?

snowed-in

cheesekefalotiri and a mouli

indredients

two different kinds of feta, kefalotiri, ricotta, spinach, yellow onions, scallions, parsley, eggs and dill!

butter and oilButter and oil!

Anyone who thinks spanakopita is “healthy” should take a second look at this photo because I think my Dad and I made at least four pans of butter and oil for brushing on the filo dough!

PJ's!

slippers!Yes, wearing pajamas is a requirement for snow day cooking!

Yummy! Spanakopita! Yummy! I wish you could smell it! So GOOD!

All told we made two large 9×13 pans and 31 individual triangles. Of course we cooked up and ate some of the triangles. Our reward for a hard days work. The pans are for a Christmas Party and Christmas Eve dinner. You’re welcome family! :)

Happy Snow Day!!

One Response to “Snow Day Cooking”

  1. Nick Says:

    So. Jealous. Looks awesome, was it delicious!? Tell me it was delicious. I know it was. You can’t fool me. I heart you LOTS AND LOTS!!!!
    – Nick

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