Cards Against Humanity is not about winning. Unless I win, which I totally did the other day. I'll see y'all in hell. (It was a ton of fun though. Good tabletop games with the right people can be so great.) By the way, does anyone happen to have a good recipe for tzatziki? I've been failing to find a good one in stores that can get close to the ones I had in Greece.
I make bomb tzatziki. The trick is to use whole fat yogurt. No part skim lowfat nonsense. Lots of garlic. A LOT. Grate your cucumber, dont chop it. Drain it super well, even going as far as using a clean dish towel to remove liquid. The rest of it you kind of just have to tune to your own taste. I'm not the biggest fan of dill so I don't use a lot of it.
And make sure you hold on to as much of the drained-off liquid as you can! Add some lemon juice to make the taste a little bit more bearable, and you have the single most refreshing (if kind of disgusting) drink I've ever had.Grate your cucumber, dont chop it. Drain it super well, even going as far as using a clean dish towel to remove liquid.
I just bought chips for poker. I'm trying to teach my wife and kids how to play. For the kids it's a great way to learn math and some critical thinking skills. They already, intrinsically know how to lie. For my wife and I it's just fun.
When I left Austin, I took photos of every recipe from the Greek place I worked at there, but I lost them somewhere in a file system 2-3 phones back :'( If they ever turn up, I'll forward you our tzatziki :)By the way, does anyone happen to have a good recipe for tzatziki?