
Kefalotyri is a Greek hard sheep's- or goat's-milk cheese, very salty, sharp, with a firm dry texture and small eyes. It is grated into pasta, bakes (pastitsio, moussaka) and soups, fried in slices (saganaki) and served with olives, wine and lemon.
Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product
Kefalotyri cheese, Raw: Calories 392.0 kcal, Proteins 35.8 grams, Fats 25.0 grams, Carbohydrates 3.2 grams per 100 g of product.

Chicken breast in an envelope, baked with vegetables and cheese, is a dish that combines the juiciness of meat, aromatic spices, and the tenderness of melted cheese. Its roots go back to Russian cuisine, where baking in envelopes helps preserve the richness of flavors. Vegetables soaked in chicken juices and spices create a harmonious blend of freshness and spiciness. The tender breast infused with herbs and olive oil becomes soft and melts in the mouth, while cheese adds richness and an appetizing texture to the dish. It is an ideal option for a family dinner or a light festive meal that combines simplicity of preparation with exquisite taste. It should be served immediately after baking, lightly drizzled with oil for a special aroma.
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Pastitsio with Provençal herbs is a Greek casserole that combines the cozy texture of ziti pasta, a rich meat sauce, and a delicate yogurt cream. This dish resembles Italian lasagna but has a distinctive Mediterranean aroma thanks to the Provençal herbs. Historically, pastitsio is a traditional dish of Greek cuisine, reflecting the Greeks' love for rich flavors and baked dishes. The scent of bay leaves, nutmeg, and aromatic red wine adds depth to the flavor. The gooey cheese layer of kefalotyri and cheddar makes the texture rich and satisfying. Pastitsio is perfect for cozy family lunches or festive dinners, and its velvety structure and harmony of spices captivate from the very first bite.
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