Article: The cheese course: Cheeses from the Greek islands

If the melteme winds had been wreaking havoc, as they usually always do in June, I would have sailed right by the island of Kea and would never have had the chance to meet Aglaia Kremezi, an international authority on Greek foods. What I learned from her changed my way of eating and made me realize that food can be both sophisticated and uncomplicated, and as seductive as the Greek islands.

I spent that summer sailing through the Aegean Sea, all along the way eating my fill of rich Greek yogurt and honey, succulent grilled octopus, tender lobster spaghetti and perfect Greek salads. But it wasn't until I landed on Kos, an island just west of Turkey, that I had grilled halloumi, which put a ...

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