

Our heritage.
The traditional recipes of our own Marika, wife, mother, grandmother that highlight the real flavour of our rusks!

INGREDIENTS
- 1-2 “the Manna” barley rusks
- 1/2 kilo beans
- 2 finely chopped onions
- 2 carrots
- 1 garlic
- 2 village sausages
- 1 cup of tomato pulp
- 3 celery stems
- 6 tablespoons of olive oil
- Salt
- Pepper
EXECUTION
Soak the beans overnight.
Cut the sausage into slices and sauté in a pan with a little onion and olive oil.
At the same time, sauté the remaining onion and garlic. Then add the carrots, celery and beans, add tomato pulp and warm water (about 11/2 litres). Let them boil for 1 hour.
Add the sausage 15 minutes before the soup is completely cooked.
Place the rusks momentarily under the tap on both sides. Leave in a towel dry for about 1-2 minutes. In this way, the rusk softens and enhances the flavours of the barley.
Serve the bean soup on a plate along with the barley rusk or any other “the Manna” Tsatsaronakis rusk of your choice.