This is a great recipe for tartare sauce lovers as it tastes
great but contains much cleaner ingredients, meaning that you no longer have to
feel guilty about such a delightful snack! Tartare sauce is traditionally made
using a base of sour cream or mayonnaise, but my recipe instead uses Greek
yogurt and still tastes just as great. In fact, I can barely notice a
difference!
This sauce is also a great alternative to mayonnaise for a coleslaw dressing.
Serves: 8 (makes about 1.5 cups of sauce)
Ingredients:
1 x cup of Greek yogurt
1 x teaspoon of paprika
3 x shallot sprigs or 1 x small Spanish onion (I used shallots)
1 x handful of fresh flat-leaf parsley
4 x small preserved gherkins
Method:
1. Finely
slice the shallots, parsley and gherkins and place in a medium sized bowl.
2. Add
the paprika and Greek yogurt and stir until well combined.
3. Store
in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days (depending on how fresh
the ingredients that you used were).
Benefits
of Greek yogurt
-
Protein: ‘An eight-ounce serving of Greek yogurt contains about 20
grams of protein.’
-
Probiotics: can help
with ‘Ensuring proper digestion, absorption of
nutrients and immune health' (Helmlinger, N.d).
References:
1.
Greek Yogurt What’s the Craze All About?
Helmlinger, P. (N.d). Greek yogurt. What’s the craze all about? Retrieved 22nd of May, 2014 from http://www.obesityaction.org/educational-resources/resource-articles-2/nutrition/greek-yogurt-whats-the-craze-all-about
Helmlinger, P. (N.d). Greek yogurt. What’s the craze all about? Retrieved 22nd of May, 2014 from http://www.obesityaction.org/educational-resources/resource-articles-2/nutrition/greek-yogurt-whats-the-craze-all-about
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