Showing posts with label yogurt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yogurt. Show all posts
Thursday, December 30, 2021
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Yogurtlu Chicken
Mix 2 cups whole-milk yogurt with 1 teaspoon cardamom and 1 inch fresh ginger. Let it sit and infuse.
Saute 1 diced onion until soft, add a pound and a half of chicken breast until lightly browned. Add some salt and pepper and a cup of water(start with a 1/4 cup and add more only as necessary-see note below), and cook until the water is reduced.
Turn off the heat, add the yogurt, and sprinkle on some chopped almonds.
[Ed. note: we didn't let the sauce fully reduce because it was taking too long, and ended up with a delicious yogurtlu soup. Maybe a quarter-cup water would have been a better place to start.]
Serve with hot, thick pita bread
Saute 1 diced onion until soft, add a pound and a half of chicken breast until lightly browned. Add some salt and pepper and a cup of water(start with a 1/4 cup and add more only as necessary-see note below), and cook until the water is reduced.
Turn off the heat, add the yogurt, and sprinkle on some chopped almonds.
[Ed. note: we didn't let the sauce fully reduce because it was taking too long, and ended up with a delicious yogurtlu soup. Maybe a quarter-cup water would have been a better place to start.]
Serve with hot, thick pita bread
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Armenian Yogurt Dish
Place a container of Strained Plain Yogurt, aka Greek Yogurt, in a serving bowl. You can strain your own yogurt using a cheesecloth if you can't find Greek yogurt.
Top with a handful of chopped up green onions and a handful of walnuts.
In a small cup mix together some olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and honey (like you would a salad dressing).
Pour on the dressing and serve immediately.
This might sound strange but it was an epiphany when we first had it in Bulgaria. It is incredibly delicious!
Top with a handful of chopped up green onions and a handful of walnuts.
In a small cup mix together some olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and honey (like you would a salad dressing).
Pour on the dressing and serve immediately.
This might sound strange but it was an epiphany when we first had it in Bulgaria. It is incredibly delicious!
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