Sometimes I'll just rush to see the pictures of the food being mentioned in the blog post. (Sometimes?) No, Most of the time. Always! Visuality comes first for me. I need to be able to smell, and almost taste the food just by the looks of it. Then comes the curiosity for the recipe, cooking method, ingredients... Since it's Monday though; I've got no recipe! Today I just want to take it easy with that, and go with pictures with little notes attached. It's not a complicated dish anyway. Nutritious and delicious... how about those? Check, and check. Enjoy!
Mmmm, really nice dinner here. The yogurt is a great addition that's healthy and not as caloric as sour cream or heavy cream. We've got to experiment more with yogurt. And you're on our blog roll!
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks so yummy and fast!
ReplyDeleteChrystal, cream and the like never once have been a part of my life as I grew up. Cream was a fancy ingredient in my mind and I guess it still is. Turkish people are yogurt fans! When I was in the US, I'd notice vast amount of cream types as opposed to yogurt... In Turkey it's the opposite. I'll make seperate post for you about the yogurt use ideas one of these days.
ReplyDeleteLouAnn, indeed it took me 25 min I think. For some reason I'll favor the easy to cook, practical dishes highly.
This looks like a great dinner. You're making me hungry. :)
ReplyDeleteDragon, if only I could mail it to Canada for you...
ReplyDeleteHi Ozge,
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures and step by step naration too ;) This recipe sounds super healthy.. btw what is turkey yogurt.. is it any differnt from the normal plain yogurt? Pl Let me know I want to try this recipe ;)
Thanks for visiting my blog and your kind comments on foodbuzz. Just like you, I'm a fan of potato.. Check out I have some nice veggie pattie- indian style made of potato ;)
Ann - it's you! You have so much delicious stuff, so I'm the first follower to your blog.
ReplyDeleteHmm. Well, I'm not sure if I can be objective about the difference of Turkish yogurt. I'm such a fan... Even here in Turkey, the taste will vary in different brands.
I'm guessing you don't have access to Turkish yogurt, so you could go for plain yogurt as a substitute indeed. Though whenever you get the chance, try ours ;)
Umm.. may be I'll try get (yogurt) it from some international food store :)
ReplyDeleteLet me know if that works! :)
ReplyDeleteActually I was lucky enough to find a brand that tasted good while abroad. It must've been Greek, I think. So yes, go for it please!