Tzatziki Sauce Free PD Recipe
2013-08-20- Cuisine: Greek
- Skill Level: Easy
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This classic creamy garlic Greek condiment with fresh cucumber flavor is traditionally layered on Gyro Sandwiches. Enjoy Protective Diet’s version that has fooled many into thinking it was the full fat original. Scoop it up with Homemade Pita Chips or layer it on PD Soft Pocket Bread filled with Protective Diet’s top rated recipe for Gyro Sandwiches.
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posted by Sallie Shelton on April 1, 2021
This is soooo good! Great as a sandwich spread and a veggie dip!!! I subbed PD yogurt cream cheese for the yogurt.
posted by Sallie Shelton on April 1, 2021
Oops! I subbed cream cheese for the TOFU
posted by Melissa Saunders on September 30, 2017
I see a lot of people have tried this with PD yogurt. I’m thinking I want to do the same. How much yogurt would you recommend Julie?
posted by Julie Marie on September 30, 2017
I find it too runny with yogurt and the taste and texture with tofu is amazing. I wouldn’t change a thing.
posted by jonic5 on March 7, 2016
Yum! Love this sauce!
posted by chitownjayzgirl on July 8, 2015
I used suggestions above & everyone’s right – this is not only good on this sandwich but also good as a dip or salad dressing! Mmm Mmm Good!!
posted by Marie on May 24, 2015
Veganinblack, I’ve made it with PD yogurt and it turned out very well. In think the “traditional” recipe does use yogurt. Give it a try!
posted by veganinblack on May 22, 2015
Love this sauce, I don’t think i ever had the traditional version but its so its good on the gyro and i think i ate the leftover on a salad as dressing. Julie do you think this will work with just yogurt? or half yogurt and 1/2 a block of tofu? Very excited to use the yogurt raw in recipes. I adore the cheeze but like the idea of a probiotic every so often in my PD world. Where has the yogurt been in my life, love it.
posted by Janice Price on February 27, 2015
I agree with Penny, this sauce is better than the SAD version…and it is super good as a topping for your sandwich, salad, baked potato, or as a dip for pita and veggies. I recommend using fresh dill if at all possible as I think it makes a huge difference in flavor, and I used about 5T of lemon rather than the 1/4 c called for in the recipe.
posted by Penny on October 22, 2014
After I made this I realized I made it before. Don’t know why I never made it again because once I tasted it I remembered how good it was the first time.
So simple to throw together and tastes better than the SAD version, I could eat it by the spoonfuls, with veggies or whole wheat crackers but it is DELICIOUS with the Bloomin Blossom Premium Recipe!! 🙂
posted by Denise on April 28, 2014
I’ve never had the original SAD version of tzatziki sauce, so I don’t have anything to compare this to, but I sure love this! It’s excellent with carrot and celery sticks! I’m sure I’ll find other good uses for it as well.
posted by Debbie Egbert on October 3, 2013
I did not want to eat PD tonight. I wanted my old food, high fat sauces and dips and plenty of chips.. Sooo, I got the tofu and made the tzatziki sauce. It is so good! I can snack on this with these carrots and celery all night. Might even try it with crisp apples (lots of garlic!). Thanks, Julie Marie!
posted by driley on September 2, 2013
This is SO good! Just like the SAD version….but SO good for you! I’m using pita chips as my spoon 🙂