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Aegean Airlines catering thread share your inflight food pictures here
#184
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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So I flew PRG-ATH yesterday in business. This was on megali paraskevi which is a strict fasting day in Greece. Which was also announced by the crew when food was served.
There were no menu's, but there were two options: Fish or pasta. The pasta looked like the one in economy (plain pasta with a sauce consisting of only tomatoes), so I decided to be a rebel and go for the fish
Starter was the well known roasted vegetables. The fish (salmon) was very good - by far the best fish I have tried in the air. Cooked properly and most important: Not dry at all. It was served on a bed of horta (or perhaps some kind of wild spinach) and fress anitho (dill).
The typical cheeses were replaced by taramasalata and a roasted artichoke. The taramasalata was great: Consistency of whipped cream and no fishy flavour at all.
Desert was halva, a bit simple, and the quantity was a bit much.
Coffee with chocolate in easter-egg shape, which ironically is strictly against the fasting since it contains milk
There were no menu's, but there were two options: Fish or pasta. The pasta looked like the one in economy (plain pasta with a sauce consisting of only tomatoes), so I decided to be a rebel and go for the fish
Starter was the well known roasted vegetables. The fish (salmon) was very good - by far the best fish I have tried in the air. Cooked properly and most important: Not dry at all. It was served on a bed of horta (or perhaps some kind of wild spinach) and fress anitho (dill).
The typical cheeses were replaced by taramasalata and a roasted artichoke. The taramasalata was great: Consistency of whipped cream and no fishy flavour at all.
Desert was halva, a bit simple, and the quantity was a bit much.
Coffee with chocolate in easter-egg shape, which ironically is strictly against the fasting since it contains milk
Last edited by Xandrios; Apr 30, 2016 at 5:45 am
#185
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#186
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I guess that is true Generally I am not a fan but this way I do like it. It may be related to the freshness of the ingredients too; the fresher the fish the less 'fish-y' it's supposed to to smell and taste. I'm used to the supermarket version which probably is of lower quality..
I'm assuming most of the non-Greek pax had no idea what they were eating, they probably didn't realize that the sauce is fish (roe) based! Somehow I find that funny
Kali Anastasi kai kalo Pascha!
I'm assuming most of the non-Greek pax had no idea what they were eating, they probably didn't realize that the sauce is fish (roe) based! Somehow I find that funny
Kali Anastasi kai kalo Pascha!
#189
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Personally I like the non-sesame version more. Not as sweet, not as dry. Although you shouldn't eat more than one slice of that either. Its basically olive oil & semolina & sugar - not the lightest kind of sweet!
#190
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: LAF, VIE
Programs: A3 *G; AA EXP
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Here are some pics from my recent flight to Vienna from Athens - was the only passenger in biz, very nice ride and love the cappuccino!
Greek Salad - fresh and delicious
Chicken
Dessert - some kind of orange cake and one piece of baklava
Greek Salad - fresh and delicious
Chicken
Dessert - some kind of orange cake and one piece of baklava
#194
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Middle Earth, and often worse
Programs: BAEC Silver, A3 Gold
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These pics are making me happier and happier that I used one of my upgrade coupons for my Aug 18th flight LHR-ATH. Alas, it seems I am on a waiting list (for upgrade) the next day for ATH-LIS. Just did a dummy search/booking and a.t.m. there are only 2 Business class seats available for $$. Doubt I'll get an upgrade. However, I never fly for the food, no matter how nice it looks.
Last edited by tmac100; May 23, 2016 at 8:44 am Reason: typos
#195
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Here are some pics from my recent flight to Vienna from Athens - was the only passenger in biz, very nice ride and love the cappuccino!
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Greek Salad - fresh and delicious
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Chicken
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Dessert - some kind of orange cake and one piece of baklava
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Greek Salad - fresh and delicious
Attachment 8777
Chicken
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Dessert - some kind of orange cake and one piece of baklava