Reply With QuoteSounds scrumptious minus the yogurt. I'd substitute it for Chicken or Steak!
Tzatziki salad
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03-21-2003, 03:58 PM #1Registered User
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Tzatziki salad
This is how to make Greek tzatziki salad
ingredients:
2 cups of thick full fat yogurt
2 mini cucumbers or the equivalent amount of regural cucumber
3 cloves of garlic
2 soup spoons olive oil
some dill
salt/white pepper
how to:
Peel the cucumbers and grate them. Put grated cucumbers on absorbent household paper/napkins to get rid of excess juices. You can chop the cucumbers to small bits for a crunchier taste but keep the extra juices if you do that. Peel and squash the garlic cloves very well so they can dissolve in the final mixture. Chop the dill finely with a knife. Put all the ingredients in a ball and mix thoroughly. You can add a soup spoon of vinegar if you like.
There you have it! Takes 10min to make and it's very healthy if you don't mind the fat. It's eaten on a slice of bread.
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Sorry, couldn't find scrumptious on the dictionary! 
ΝΙΨΟΝ ΑΝΟΜΗΜΑΤΑ ΜΗ ΜΟΝΑΝ ΟΨΙΝ
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03-24-2003, 10:12 AM #4EAST COAST BRAT ELITE MEMBER
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Originally posted by Pylades
Sorry, couldn't find scrumptious on the dictionary!
I mis-spelled it! Take the "i" off?
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03-24-2003, 06:47 PM #5Registered User
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Nah... Maybe it'll be easier if you tell me what it meansTake the "i" off?
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Scrumptious = Yummy = DeliciousOriginally posted by Pylades
Nah... Maybe it'll be easier if you tell me what it means
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Oh, I see, thanks w8lifter
Yes, it is very scrumptious and you can accompany steak and other grilled meat with it, but substituting yogurt with steak?Sounds scrumptious minus the yogurt. I'd substitute it for Chicken or Steak!
That would be the equivalent of making mayo with stake... Then again I did read something about tuna-shake somewhere 
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Oh, the power of a blender.... you couldn't imagine some of the things that could be blended up finely!
As for being edible? Well, that's a different story!
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