And, in my big Greek family, any celebration that doesn’t end with everyone sweating from Greek dancing or a lamb roasting on a spit is a failure ... If there exists a Golden Egg of all holidays, ...

Emma Stuart from Manorcunningham spent her Easter in Athens. In a special feature, she tells us how Holy Week brought ...

This is not the case for Greek Orthodox Christians who tend to place an equal emphasis — if not greater — on the luscious Easter Sunday lunch, famously including lamb on the spit. At Saturday ...

Others wait until later on the day for the entire Greek family and friends to come over to celebrate. Some roast a whole lamb on a spit, others barbecue the legs on the grill, and others roast it in ...

The picture of a whole lamb slowly turning on the spit over charcoal and the smell that accompanies it spells Easter Sunday for Greek people across the world. Yet, this is not a simple culinary ...

For example, in Greece, Orthodox Christians will eat a spit-roast lamb, stuffed vine leaves and Greek Easter bread. Greeks celebrate the Orthodox Easter grilling lamb and dancing to traditional ...

They are all major features of Greek Easter! Taking place at different ... and candlelit processions through the streets, lamb roasted on the spit and egg-cracking competitions, sun-drenched ...

On Easter Sunday, the celebration continued with traditional feasts. Greek neighbourhoods, especially in Melbourne and Sydney, are currently getting filled with the aromas of lamb on the spit and ...

Highlights of Greek Easter meals often includes a whole, slow-roasted lamb on a spit. Eastern Europeans celebrate with Kielbasa, and pierogis with various fillings. France and Germany are said to ...

You may have seen roasted lamb on the table during an Easter dinner. In particular, it is a staple meat on the Greek Easter table. This dish traditionally served on a spit, is meant to symbolise ...