BEST YOGURT RECIPE !! "Tzatziki Sauce" !! MUST SEE YOGURT RECIPE

http://www.DedeMed.com a Mediterranean Yogurt Sauce Recipe
Step By Step On How To Make a Great "LABAN BI KHYAR,
Tzatziki Sauce".

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[WinesComTV]

great channel. a lot of good ideas!

[dedemed]

@WinesComTV thanks, check out my site too, i'm sure you'll enjoy it ;)

[yushra]

thanks a lot dedemed for your wonderful recipes!

i recommend your site to my whole family...ive learnt pita bread n hummus from you..

i had a lil question though...im planning to make this yoghurt dip for eid and i cant find any greek youghurt here in mauritius...would normal yoghurt be ok for the dish along with kofta?

again Dedemed you rock! and you look Dashing!

[dedemed]

@yushra yes you can use regular yogurt. If the yogurt is not sour, then add 3 tbs of lemon juice to it :)

[bobcooley61]

@yushra Yes you can use regular plain yogurt but you will need about 50% more as you will need to strain it to remove the excess liquid as greek yogurt is much thicker, strain it with a coffee filter or tea cloth in a colander, it will need to strain for approx 2 hours.

[dedemed]

@bobcooley61 great tip :)

[shiroirobin]

loooove all your recipes! you're the best!

[norteamericana100]

The recipe at your channel is clearer

Here for your video and for Jebus sake , Please ask your "camera crew" to zoom in the ingredients as you talk

thank you and thanks for posting /sharing

[dedemed]

@TheKingOfRuckus thanks for the sweet comment :)

[TheKingOfRuckus]

What a lovely lady:)

[dedemed]

@tightvers2 thanks for the great tip...you can even use labne/kefir cheese for this ;)

[tightvers2]

Peace of mind: You can also strain the yogurt beforehand to thicken it up