God I love tzatziki (I love it so much that once it's in my bowl, and this is the truth, I will totally lick the bowl / drink the last few drops, before washing the bowl ... hahaha). At any rate, I made a bowl of it today, and though I accidentally used my folks "fine" zester for the cucumber (which made it a bit soupier than I meant) it was/is true DELICIOUSNESS!!
I also bought a package of small pitas to go with it, and tried my hand at making "toasted pita" bites. I put a bit of oil in a frying pan - with some Penzy's "sandwich sprinkle" - and "toasted" them for a few minutes on each side, then I sliced them into bite size pieces to dip and munch.
Yummo!
It is a very easy dip to make. (I may have put this recipe on here before ...)
Ingredients:
1 English Cucumber
1 Lemon
Fresh Dill
2-3 Cloves Garlic
Plain Greek Yogurt (I use Fage)
Black Pepper - optional
How to make it:
Pour yogurt into a medium sized bowl. Peel and grate the cucumber into the bowl. Add the juice of 1 lemon (and some zest too, if you'd like). Peel and chop the garlic, add to the bowl. Wash and snip a fair amount of fresh dill into the bowl. Add a bit of freshly grated pepper. Mix ... and viola!
*This is a "recipe" that a Greek friend of mine gave me.
I recently saw a recipe that says to add fresh spearmint, which I think I'll try net time
I love to cook and I love to eat! I love trying new cuisine's, especially when I travel - there is nothing like trying the local foods to experience the true color of a place! This blog is so that I might share the joy I find in experiencing new things, in cooking and eating, and of course in drinking too, with others!
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