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Aug 15 2011

Meatless Monday, Cucumber Dip

I love Gyros, the Greek sandwich in pita bread ( I know it has meat) But, the cucumber dipping sauce, that is the best part!

You can use it for dipping. Crispy pita chips or fresh veggies from the garden. It’s also great for veggie sandwiches or roll ups. It’s really delish and oh so easy.

cucumber dip katherines corner

 

What You Need

1 Large cucumber (seeds removed)

1 Cup sour cream ( or Greek yogurt)

2 Tbsp. *Greek seasoning (from the market or make using the recipe below)

1 Tbsp. garlic powder

1 Tbsp. dill

*Greek seasoning (makes about 12 teaspoons)    In a small bowl, combine all ingredients. Store in air tight container for up to 3 months.

1 1/2 tsp dried oregano

1 tsp dried mint

1 tsp dried thyme

1/2 tspdried basil

1/2 tspdried marjoram

1/2 tsp dried minced onion

1/4 tsp dried minced garlic

Grater ( or shredder)

Cheese Cloth ( or clean tea towel)

Lets Make It!

Using a grater (fine shred) shred cucumber and squeeze out all of the liquid using a cheese cloth or towel. In a bowl combine cucumber, sour cream, Greek seasoning, garlic and dill and stir well with a fork. Cover and let chill in the refrigerator for 30 minutes or longer,(overnight is best). That’s it!

Serves 4-8

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  1. Ms. A

    Here’s how much I buy spices, I’d have to go out and by everything, except for the garlic powder and oregano. Yep, I’m not very spicy.

  2. small Kucing

    That is simply delicious. WIll try it out one day

  3. Yasmeen @ Wandering Spice

    Hi there, thanks so much for passing by + following Wandering Spice! I was really happy to see this yogurt sauce when I stopped by… it’s one of my favorites, and we eat it (the Arabic version, very similar) very often in our house. It’s so versatile as a dip for fresh veggies or anything off the bbq.

  4. Shady Del Knight

    When I see an advertising “beauty shot” of a fast food slop burger or a gigantic sizzling steak I actually turn away in revulsion. When I see a plate of fresh fruits and veggies I am attracted and eager to taste them. Cucumber is one of my favorites and this is a great recipe. Thanks, Katie!

  5. Alex J. Cavanaugh

    Dip and veggies – perfect for summer!

  6. claudia lamascolo

    perfect for any party time!

  7. annie

    I am going to try the sauce. It sounds delicious. Thanks for posting it!

  8. Michael Taggart

    Sounds wonderful!

    I’ve always wondered how they make it.

  9. Courtney~Mommy LaDy Club

    This is my favorite sauce, and it is just so easy, huh!

    Thanks so much for linking up with vB’s Mompreneur Blog Hop!

  10. Mumsy

    That is totally my kind of light dinner when the temps are so hot as they have been these days. Love your meatless Mondays my friend~Hugs, M

  11. Deborah

    Awesome, that’s the best part of the Gyro!

  12. Carolyn

    Hi Katherine,

    Thanks for sharing the recipe for the cucumber dressing – looks the perfect healthy food to go with all the crisp vegetables.

    Happy new week
    Hugs
    Carolyn

  13. Mandi @ Smile and Mama With Me

    OK, yum. Yes, let’s make it! This is on my list!

    Hopping from the Mompreneur hop! :D And already follow.

    Mandi
    Smile and Mama With Me

  14. Mama Spaghetti

    This sounds awesomely refreshing! You always have so many yummy things that I want to try.

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