Gyros! Greek food as an art form
An ode to the Titan of Greek cuisine
If you thought that ambrosia was the food of the gods, it's time to think again. Had the Olympians been alive today they'd be tucking into gyros. The heathen might consider it akin to a kebab, but then they'd be missing out on the poetry of this gift from the gods
Just listen to one aficionado's pean, 'cucumber sauce smothers the meat like two lovers in passion, the onions are like the perfume scent of a woman, the tomato must be eaten separately; it's like an uninvited guest in the bedroom'.
Top Taste's forum provides a wealth of information that you probably never wanted to know about the not-so-humble gyro. You'll find tips on everything form rolling your own to what's the best accompaniment; and of course you can post any unanswered questions that you might have... Just don't mention kebabs!
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