Tzatziki e hummus greco.
Due salse, o forse meglio chiamarle creme, famose in Grecia.
Quella sulla sinistra si chiama tzatziki è fatta con yogurt e cetrioli.
Quella sulla destra si chiama hummus ed è fatta con le fave.
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Photo taken with Canon 600D and lens Tamron 16-300.
La parola greca Tzatziki deriva dal turco Cacık, che è il nome con cui i turchi chiamano questa pietanza. La base comune a tutte le principali tradizioni viene preparata con yogurt, generalmente di pecora (o di capra), poi cetrioli (in forma di purea o finemente spezzettati), quindi aglio, sale e olio d’oliva.
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