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|A legendary, traditional dish that is creamy and juicy. Moussaka, famous dishes,  adored all over the world, is served in almost all tavernas in Greece. In the big family gathering this dish is prepared by Greek homemakers. In Moussaka, tomato sauce is used to cook minced beef which is subsequently layered with sweet eggplants and creamy béchamel sauce. This irresistible cuisine is filling so you don’t need too many side dishes. 
|A legendary, traditional dish that is creamy and juicy. Moussaka, famous dishes,  adored all over the world, is served in almost all tavernas in Greece. In the big family gathering this dish is prepared by Greek homemakers. In Moussaka, tomato sauce is used to cook minced beef which is subsequently layered with sweet eggplants and creamy béchamel sauce. This irresistible cuisine is filling so you don’t need too many side dishes. 
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!'''Υλικά Συνταγής'''
|'''Υλικά Συνταγής'''
!'''Ingrédients'''
|'''Ingrédients'''
!'''Ingredients'''
|'''Ingredients'''
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|'''2 κιλά μελιτζάνες φλάσκες'''
|'''2 κιλά μελιτζάνες φλάσκες'''

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