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cheese and ranch dressing. $ souvlaki hot wrap grilled marinated beef, lettuce, tomatoes, green and red peppers, scallions, feta cheese and ranch dressing. $ bahama chicken hot wrap grilled chicken, roasted eggplant, red peppers, zucchini, lettuce, tomato and special sauce. $ chicken sharwarma slowly cooked...
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. $ garides saganaki shrimp cooked in tomato sauce, feta, and basil. $ bowl egg lemon soup egg lemon soup or avgolemeno soup .... house made with orzo pasta and peices of fine cut chicken $ tigania marinated pork shoulder pieces sautéed with onions, peppers, red wine, lemon, and spices!
fresh cut fries, rice, oven brown potatoes, or garlic mashed potatoes. $ chicken shawarma pita chicken shawarma wrapped in a pita, served with tomatoes, red onions, and house made tzatziki. served with choice of fresh cut fries, rice, oven brown potatoes, or garlic mashed potatoes. $ muses toast smoked...
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enough, and chewing seems easy. the chewing texture starts out feeling dry and coarse, but is soft enough that it chews down without much effort. it has some chewiness to it, but never gives my jaws a workout. once chewed down to a soft mass, it takes a on a steak-like feel, very comparable to one cooked
flavor, and even tempers the higher saltiness, but still lets the strong smokiness and natural meat flavors show through. as for my recommended beer pairing, i'd still go with a smoky porter, just like i recommended for the original variety, but stick to one with a lighter body, such as the stone smoked...
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