Giving guitar lessons requires a lot of energy, so what better meal to prepare than our never before attempted BFO Taouks? Yeah, Dan wants me to give him some hot slide guitar tips and I cannot do that on an empty stomach. So let’s get started.
The Chicken
Look, if we could use ostrich, we would, but no one sells it around here. So chicken it was.
2 boneless chicken breasts (diced)
2 lemons
We used a wok, so pour in a few teaspoons of olive oil and heat it up on medium until the oil begins to smoke, just a bit. Toss in the chicken and stir fry until the chicken is sealed. Squeeze the lemons in and continue to cook until them chicken is golden. Cook ’em how you like them, cause this part is a matter of taste.
Meanwhile at the tzatziki station…
Homemade Chunky Style Tzatziki
1 large cucumber
1.5 cups of Greek style yogurt
1 tablespoon of dill
1 clove of garlic
Slice your cucumber (not a euphemism) in half, and remove the seeds. Dice it fine and then squeeze out the excess water. I’ll be honest with you, we intended to cut the cucumber into finer pieces but I didn’t have the patience. Hence, the larger chunks of cuke. Hence “Chunky style”.
Throw the cucumber in a bowl, dump in the Greek style Yogurt, crush that clove of garlic in there, and mix in the dill. Mix it all up nice and good and what do you got? Chunky Style BFO Tzatziki.
Now warm up the oven, and throw your pitas in there. No one like cold pitas to wrap their food in, so do that now. You might also want to slice up some tomato and lettuce. We didn’t have onion, so we used some endives (not pictured because they fucking sucked)
There. The tzatziki was awesome, although the picture could be better. What do you expect from an iPhone 4…
Here’s a better pic:
Now let’s bring in the chicken
Now wrap it all together. Some people like to stuff their pita. I like to roll mine. Spread a healthy layer of tzatziki on your pita, then add the ingredients. Wrap it. Look at it. Take a picture of it. eat it.
Kitchen Pro Tip: Do not squeeze lemon over your pita. It fucks it up. Sure, I ate it, but it didn’t need more lemon.
I don’t know who gave you this mutated version of tzatziki but please do not insult tzatziki by calling the above tzatziki.
I understand it is your own clunky bfo version, but please call it something else, like drip, you know like the way it did with all that lemon!!!!!!!!
Lemon!!!!! ha ha ha ha ha
Whatever you want to call it, it looks delicious!
@George the Greek
Well Georgie, I actually made a mistake. There was no lemon in the Tzatziki, so I removed that fallacy from the recipe above. Now what do you think of it, eh?
@mens designer clothes
BFO Style Tzatziki, my friend. And it was delicious.
Then why is it still in the picture silently sidling and idling on the plate with your grubby paws wrapped around that dripping, soggy excuse of a souvlaki????!!!!!
Then why instruct people not to squeeze lemon on it?? What’s dat all about, huh?
Again, to all non-Greeks please please leave tzatziki alone!
Thank you.
@George the Greek
We did! There was no lemon in the tzatziki! It even says.
I don’t understand anymore, this is all Greek to me????%&#$%%&(*(*)?#@$!@$#$%&*?&*
The guy said it was his own BFO style tzatziki…what do you want him to call it then, white sauce? That’s nuts.
I say, call it what it closely resembles, then if it’s not “authentic” that, call it ___-style. Simple.