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Greek Avgolemono Soupa is the traditional lemon & chicken soup served to family & friends for generations. This unique recipe was proudly perfected by the Houllis family & combines renditions enjoyed at the family celebrations and Houllis family owned, “Island House Restaurant” for over 30 years.

There is no other soup quite like it… and none done better.

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Greek Meat-balls (Keftedes)

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2 Lbs Ground Chuck
1 Medium diced onion
1 Can 15 oz Diced Tomatoes
1 Tablespoon Salt
1 Tablespoon Garlic salt
1 Cup Italian Bread Crums

Mix above ingredients in a large bowl until evenly distributed. Form meatballs in the shape of and size of a Yo-Yo. Dust with flour on both sides and cook in frying pan with half inch of vegetable oil on both sides until meat is cooked.
Lemon Optional

Serves 6

Company History

Manual Houllis decorated WW2 Veteran

Manual Houllis 1943 Epiphany Cross Retriever

In October of 1963, Manuel Houllis opened the “Island House Restaurant” on Clearwater Beach, Florida. For the next 30 years, along with his wife Mary, Son Michael, and Daughter Madelyne, he treated locals and tourists from all over the country and the world to Greek and American cuisine. The menu combined Greek specialties with a complete line of seafood, steaks, chops, and pasta. The restaurant became world famous. The “sing along” piano bar added much to the legend.
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Greek Avgo-Lemono Soupa

Avgo-Lemono Greek Soup

Greek Avgo-Lemono Soupa is the traditional soup served by loving Mothers and Grandmothers (Yia Yia’s) to their family, friends, and loved ones. The soups concept of egg and lemon mixture originated from the Islands of Greece and eventually followed Greek immigrants to this country.
For centuries avgolemono soup has been served in Greek homes as an appetizer, dinner, or cure all.

As an appetizer its light quality was a perfect start to any home cooked meal. With plenty of fresh Greek or Italian bread it was a nutritional meal. When a family member did not feel well, regardless of the symptoms, it always hit the spot and made  them feel better.

Aunt Lula and Elizabeth

Yia yia’s traditional Avgolemono soup is a time consuming process requiring constant attention. It takes hours to cook yet years to perfect. Yia yia’s would often pass down their version of the soup along with some family history and stories to the younger generations. Perhaps the time and love that went into the soup is what gives it almost, a medicinal quality. Finally that “cure-all” is available anytime.

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