The vasilopita is a traditional Greek cake eaten on January 1 to symbolize prosperity and abundance in the New Year.

Looking for a dessert that’s both tasty and healthy? Look no further! This yogurt cake, made with just 3 ingredients, will ...

Having purchased a cookbook put together by the ladies of the Greek church, back in the 70’s, Vasilopita cake recipe fast became my favorite cake recipe in the book, as you can see by the stains.

A super light and moist cake - this Greek honey cake is made using almond flour, orange zest and is topped with a delectable honey syrup. It is just the perfect cake to indulge in during tea time. In ...

The most festive baking season is on, with most homes in Greece and the diaspora setting out to prepare their vasilopita, the ...

Nestled within the dough is a hidden coin (called flouri) – a token of fortune, love, and health for the lucky person who ...

This is just the most delicious cake to serve after dinner with a small coffee and a good spoon of thick Greek yoghurt. If you’re keen, toast and grind your almonds fresh, the taste will be even ...

Vasilopita is a cake with a lucky coin inside traditionally consumed on New Year’s Eve in Greece. Credit: Nostimo The story ...

Heat oven to 180C. Grease a 25cm cake tin. Using a blended, beat soft butter, sugar and vanilla paste until fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time and beat into the butter mixture well before adding the ...