Mediterranean Lenten Platter
ALEXANDRA'S KITCHEN
Mediterranean Lenten Platter
During the Lenten period in Greece, our table becomes colorful, abundant, and entirely plant-based.
By Alexandras Home
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March 04, 2026
Mediterranean Lenten Platter
By Alexandras Home
Instructions
TOTAL TIME
20 minutes6-10 servings
During the Lenten period in Greece, our table becomes colorful, abundant, and entirely plant-based. Lent is not about restriction — it’s about simplicity, balance, and gathering around food that nourishes both body and soul.
A beautiful Mediterranean platter like this is perfect for sharing. Place it in the center of the table, let everyone serve themselves, and enjoy slow moments with family and friends.
And if you’re hosting, this platter pairs beautifully with a chilled glass of Gratsi White Wine — its crisp freshness balances the olives, the dips, and the earthy sweetness of the beetroot and halva perfectly.
STEP 1
First, wash all your vegetables very well. Then let them dry completely so no extra moisture waters down the platter.
Start by adding in a large serving platter or wooden board, two medium bowls in the center — one with the beetroot salad (Patzarosalata) and one with the eggplant salad (Melitzanosalata).
STEP 2
Next, place two smaller bowls with the green olives and Kalamata olives.
In another small bowl, add the roasted red peppers sliced and marinated with parsley, garlic, olive oil, and red vinegar.
STEP 3
Arrange the fresh vegetables around the bowls in colorful sections.
STEP 4
Finish by adding walnuts and warm pita bread on the side. Serve in the center of the table, pour a glass of chilled Gratsi White Wine and enjoy.


