For a smoother tzatziki, you can blend the strained yogurt with the olive oil and lemon juice before adding the other ingredients. If you don't have fresh dill, you can use dried dill, but use half the amount (1/2 teaspoon). Feel free to add other herbs like mint or parsley for a different flavor profile. Serve with warm pita bread, grilled vegetables, or as a sauce for gyros or souvlaki.
Abbigail Runolfsson
Jun 3, 2025Simple and delicious! I added a little bit of grated lemon zest for extra zing.
Alva Oconnell
Mar 23, 2025I've tried many Tzatziki recipes, but this one is by far the best. The instructions are clear and easy to follow.
Sadye Danielmorissette
Jan 7, 2025My Greek grandmother approved! Need I say more?
Ubaldo Reilly
Jan 6, 2025I doubled the recipe for a barbecue and it was gone in minutes!
Marilie Monahanlockman
Oct 9, 2024The key is really draining the yogurt. It makes it so thick and creamy!
Alexander Emard
Aug 29, 2024This Tzatziki is incredible! So much better than store-bought. The tip about squeezing the cucumbers is a game-changer!
Sylvan Ullrich
May 16, 2024I made this for a party, and it was a huge hit! Everyone raved about how fresh and flavorful it was.
Trystan Deckow
Feb 24, 2024I made this vegan by using a thick coconut yogurt - still came out great!