Tzatziki - recipe

[kelRapunzel]

you are self-assimilating yourself to turkish culture..its fun to watch you becoming another turkish tribe -Helenoğulları boyu :)))

DIGIDIK DIGIDIK -

[kelRapunzel]

what is your problem:)))

Yes i am an exgreek from Helenoğulları tribe and my ancestor is

Dede Konstantin:PP

[BellaMorteGr]

Very nice try and Tzatziki is indeed so delicious!

But here in Greece we dont put inside "dill",maybe we could use it in the end,above tzatziki for decoration but not inside of it. And one other thing is when we use vinigar,we almost always put and some sugar inside. Lets say half tea-spoon. Everyone of course have different tastes and likes but try it and u ll remember me :) thanx for the video.

Greetings from Greece,peace to everyone !!

[tasosaki]

tzatziki + pita guro... simply THE BEST !

[thekingofguruz]

it is cucumber 'raita' as we call it in indian cuisine. may be we leave out garlic and olive oil. but squezzing a lemon would be better than adding vineger to yogurt.

[wilondon83]

I'd love to advice the translator that Tzatziki is actually what is called in english a "dip" not a souce!!

anyway lovely ...love Greek food and much as i love greece :P

[moofushu]

Tzatziki and Colombian Aji salsa are both my favorite to eat meats with.

[wjmortician]

Good Recipe. I love the background music.  Does any one know the artist and the name of the song? Thanks.

[irshadnazir]

Although looks interesting but its more of an Indian version of "Kheera Raita"

[vkfkts]

"Raki and Cacik" in Turkey or "Ouzo and Tzatziki" I dont care what you name them as long as they are in my belly :D

[DeSmurfen125]

I loveeee Greece, Mexican, Italian ,French and asian food! <3

[arslan71]

Its not a greek dish its turkish and its called cacik they inherited from the ottaman empire we usually eat it in the summer together with raki

[ThanosThess91]

@arslan71 tell me was parthenon builded from turks too! please what ever greeks eat and its known all over the world u turks says that is urs...

[kelRapunzel]

@ThanosThess91 no Arslan, Greeks were a nomadic nation ,they lived in yurts ,they were herders and horseback warriors back in Asia

so they invented yogurt. later they came to Anatolia with us ,.

We are brothers..so peace ^_^

[gloup81]

@kelRapunzel rofl , google sesklo , dimini , fraxthi cave , then try to find something of that age about turks , after that , type nomad which is a greek word ( do u have a turkic one ? ) and check whose in that list or just try mongol nomad europe ... and then go eat some pork ...

when UR father WAS a NOMAD he was making ARJAN out of HORSE MILK cause he was a NOMAD

kisses

[gloup81]

@kelRapunzel Abdal ,Arabci,Bosha, Çingene, Gäwändi, Ghorbati, Qeraçi ,Susmani, Tahtacı,Tsigan ... do u know anything about these guys ? do u know what they have in comon ?

do u know about these maybe ? Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Nogais ,Qashqai ,Turkmens ,Yörük...they are so many i now can understand how easily u might get confused on who is who and dont grand ur self as a sure nomad , u may be an ex greek and dont know it ...

[apolskis1]

@arslan71 it is greek stop stealing

[iWebGuy]

Greece 4ever!

Search for "souvlaki" , the traditional greek "food"!!

[Anna17315]

@iWebGuy haha here in greece we can't live without it! Once you taste it you never forget it hahaha

[Donopon]

@Anna17315 SO TRUE! I went to Greece a while back and its sooooo delicious! Its a lot better than the stuff I get in Canada

[iWebGuy]

@Anna17315 xaxa! Etsi einai.. :P

[GreekBeast02]

You like Greece --> I <3 You!

I was born in tzatziki! :O

[NigelGriff]

LOVE tzatziki, great with sliced and baked ciabatta.