[Sca-cooks] tsaziki (yoghurt) sauce

[Aurore Gaudin]

Yesterday I decide to fix gyros, Aurore style.  If I can shortcut something I will, that's my style.  Went to the store and ask where is the pita bread?  Was told and went to look, and look, and look.  Final spotted them on the bottom shelf in the middle od the bread shelf and only taking up 1 1/2 feet of space with 2-3 white pita bread packages and 2-3 wheat pita bread.  One item down, 2 more to find.  Went looking for the meat strips that are preseasoned and precooked, got some.  Then finally go for the sour cream, got it.  I know, I know, there is more to making gyros but getting something new in the house have to get them pass 3 picky eaters, one is even 30 yrs old (S.O.).  They like them pretty well.  S.O. even add cheese, not bad tasting.  Well that was my night of experimenting.  Aurore
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Stefan li Rous 
  To: SCA-Cooks maillist 
  Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 12:48 AM
  Subject: Re: [Sca-cooks] tsaziki (yoghurt) sauce


  Maire replied to me with:
  > Jeez, Stefan....I've got a recipe for them.  They're not hard to make.
  > Would you like it?
  > --

  Sure. But I think I will try to find some pita bread first. This
  idea of making some gyros is getting more and more complicated.

  And no, I do not wish to raise my own lambs to get the meat to
  put on my homemade vertical rotating rotissarie to make the meat
  to go with my homemade tsaziki sauce...

  Stefan

  > "Harris Mark.S-rsve60" wrote:
  > > Okay. I'm not sure my regular grocery sells these, but I think
  > > I've seen them, so I'll just have to look around. You mention a
  > > "pocketless pita". What is the traditional way to eat these?
  > > If I remember correctly, both the gyros I've had at Gulf Wars
  > > and the ones I've had at a Greek place here in town simply
  > > folded over the pita, like a tortilla, and filled that. No cutting
  > > a slit in the gyro.
  > >
  > > I guess I could use a flour tortilla, but I think I'd rather
  > > have a pita.

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  THLord Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
     Mark S. Harris            Austin, Texas          stefan at texas.net
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