My dinner consisted of a few bananas, boiled eggs, and a traditional Bulgarian "soup" called "Tarator".
For those of you who are unfamiliar with the last one, it's basically chopped cucumbers mixed with the right amount of yogurt and water. Add salt, a drop of sunflower oil & fresh dill tops for flavor.
Simple & Delicious.
You can grate or chop the cucumber depending on your taste.
I beat up the yogurt very good and then add it to the cucumbers. You don't want chunks of milk in there when you add the water later on ;)
Fresh dill gives it that unique flavor.
And here I finally add the water in and my dog Guru can't wait to taste it :)
But first she got to eat her meat.
And because she is a good girl, she got her share ;)
The reason why I think "Tarator" is unique in my country is because, although there are some alterations around the Balkans, only in Bulgaria I know that we make it drink-like, with water.
There are different versions like the Greek salad "Tzatziki" or the Turkish version, both made without water.
My diet consists of a lot of potatoes and beans... also fruits and other vegetables.
Mainly "alive" foods, so my body can be "alive".
arms are still there, just hiding behind, don't worry ;)
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