Lime-herb Greek Yogurt Dressing
with tarragon, chives, and dill
Little gems have a relatively short season. I like eating them with a thick dressing. This herb-packed yogurt dressing is perfect.
What you will need
GREEK YOGURT
1 bunch Chives
5 sprigs Tarragon
1/2 bunch (20 g) Dill
1/2 cup (125 g) Greek Yogurt
1/2 yellow Onion
1 Lime
(Nutritional facts 71 calories, 2.53 g fat, 8.15 g carbohydrates, 5.9 g protein, 1 mg cholesterol, 20 mg sodium)How to cook
1
Pick the tarragon. Group the leaves together. Slice by dragging your blade back wards through the tarragon. This tends to help keep from bruising the tarragon.
2
Group the chives and remove the ends. Slice in half and regroup. The reason I do this step is to shorten the work by half. Now slice your chives uniformly.
3
Pick the dill. It always helps to group leaves when picking herbs.
4
In a dressing like this, I enjoy the flavor of onion, but not the texture. Chop the onion as finely as possible.
5
Quarter your tomato through the stem, then remove the stem and seeds and dice finely.
6
Place the yogurt in a mixing bowl.
7
Squeeze the juice from the limes into the yogurt.
8
Add the diced tomatoes and stir it up.
9
Dump in all of the herbs.
10
Add the chopped onion.
11
Add salt to taste.
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I like this dressing for little gems in particular.
Finely Chopped Onion
Sometimes you want the flavor of an onion without too much of the texture. You can achieve this effect by learning to chop an onion very finely. The flavor remains, but the texture is almost undetectable.