Kokoretsi Courtesy Of Google F ifty days ago was Easter Sunday. Today is Pentecost . I propose something completely Greek which is eaten in what the Greeks call P s i s t a r i é s, taverns where everything is cooked on charcoal (lamb, pork, beef, kebabs, chicken etc.). Kokoretsi can be eaten anytime of the year. However, during the Easter period (Spring) when lambs are young, Kokoretsi is very good and lean. Basically I eat it once or maximum twice a year during Easter. Lots of charcoal needs 1½ hours to properly light, becomes grey...not too hot. Only then you can either start grilling or barbecuing. Kokoretsi is a typical Greek appetizer. It is not to be eaten as the main course. The following video will show you, in Greek, how to make a Kokoretsi, courtesy of You Tube, on Google. Some of you who do not know Greek will enjoy the pictures and maybe the music. It comes from the north west of Greece, Epiros...typica...