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a dip in tzatiki 🌊


TZATIKI, Greek: τ΢ατ΢ίκι). 
A simple cooling Grecian dip that elevates the dish it comes with. 
  • Perfect with grilled/fried meat of choice (poultry, fish, pork/beef). 
  • Even works well with any veggie stick - celery, carrots, cucumber. 
  • Hoorah for fellow snack-munch-bunch out there, this is great with chips and crackers too - more so for the hot/spicy/salty kind (snacks, I mean, yah? Well, also for the hot-headedπŸŒ©πŸ’’πŸ˜ snacker. This dip can cool you down πŸŒ¨❅❆ , tellin ya').
It's very easy to prepare. One important ingredient is dill. This is not a usual herb used in my kitchen. But, mainly for the love of tzatiki, I make sure we always have a stock in the kitchen, be it fresh or dried.

🌿 Steps
2 cups plain yogurt, cooled
1/2 tbsp lemon juice
4 pressed/crushed garlic cloves
1/3 cup chopped dill
1/2 tsp salt
1/8 tsp black pepper
mix all in the dip bowl.
keep in fridge until ready to serve.
then, enjoy -- dip dip dip away!

Here's one. 🌢☼heat bye bye!🌬 
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