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Anghelika's Tsatsiki (Tzatziki) - Recipe File - Cooking For Engineers

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Cooking For Engineers® Have an analytical mind? Like to cook? This is the site to read! Books Cooking Tests Dining Out Equipment & Gear Kitchen Notes Off Topic Recipe File Sous Vide Test Recipes Table of Contents Forums Dictionary Recommended Reading Marketplace Giftshop What I Ate Michael's Blog Latest Post on Michael's Blog: Fall Television Season 2018 Grid Recipe File Anghelika's Tsatsiki (Tzatziki) by Michael Chu Recipe Card Printer-friendly Normal view Next » « Prev A few weeks ago, Tina and I went to a garden party hosted by our friends. A variety of authentic Greek foods were available for tasting and enjoyment as we had a good time chatting with friends, meeting new people, and watching children play. In particular, we found that we kept going back to the blend of spicy garlic and cool cucumber in the tsatsiki. We asked Anghelika for the recipe, and she related the procedure to us as taught to her by her grandmother, Anghelika.

Normal view A few weeks ago, Tina and I went to a garden party hosted by our friends. A variety of authentic Greek foods were available for tasting and enjoyment as we had a good time chatting with friends, meeting new people, and watching children play. In particular, we found that we kept going back to the blend of spicy garlic and cool cucumber in the tsatsiki. We asked Anghelika for the recipe, and she related the procedure to us as taught to her by her grandmother, Anghelika. The ingredient ratios are pretty flexible with this recipe. Start with 1 pint (470 mL) Greek-style yogurt, 2…

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