Mt. Olympus Greek Seasoning
$10.95
This Greek seasoning is garlicky, lemony and salty in overall flavor, with herby, minty and peppery notes rounding out the taste.
Ingredients
Garlic, lemon peel, salt, Greek oregano, spearmint, black pepper, citric acid
California Prop 65 Warning
Consuming this product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Find more information at www.p65warnings.ca.gov/food.
How to Use
Your new go-to Greek chicken seasoning. Also great for seasoning cuts of lamb, or for making the best Greek potatoes. Use as a Greek marinade for chicken, beef, pork, or lamb, or to make a Greek salad dressing.
Founders' Notes
Chef-Trusted, Locally Sourced
About this Spice
Olympus is a popular name given to mountain peaks worldwide, from Turkey to California to Australia to Colorado, as well as Greece, of course. While Mount Olympus in Colorado helped inspire this seasoning, it's far from the most imposing peak in the state. This blend takes classic Greek ingredients and combine them perfectly to bring you a blend that need only be paired with olive oil. Opa!
Mt. Olympus Greek Style Seasoning FAQ
What is Greek seasoning?
Typical Greek seasoning is most commonly made up of lemon, garlic and oregano spices and flavors.
What is Greek seasoning used for?
Greek seasoning is used for seasoning chicken, potatoes, pork, beef and many different cuts of lamb. It can also be used for a marinade, tzatziki sauce, and Greek dressing vinaigrette. For a tzatziki recipe, mix 1 t of Greek spices with 1 cup plain yogurt, 1 t olive oil, 1 t lemon juice, 1/2 peeled, seeded, and minced medium cucumber, and 3-4 cloves minced garlic. For a homemade Greek dressing, mix red wine with olive oil then add lemon juice, chopped garlic, and 1-2 tsp. of Greek seasoning.
What is a Greek cooking style
Greek style cooking often uses a combination of olive oil, lemon, garlic and a blend of many different herbs, including but not limited to mint, oregano, dill, and thyme.
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