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Challenge 6
Our wand has been shared with all family members

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gryffindor - emily potter - challenge 6 -

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Challenge 3 Dunham:

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Dorfman - 3 - Here's Parker Overlseeping

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https://www.loveandlemons.com/tzatziki-sauce/

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This fresh tzatziki recipe will liven up any summer meal! Rich, creamy & full of fresh herbs, it's delicious on pita, grilled veggies, sandwiches, and more!

Break out the pita, it's tzatziki time! On Monday, I posted my favorite Greek salad , and now I'm following it up with another Greek essential: this cool, refreshing cucumber tzatziki sauce.

One of the best parts of summer is that dinner suddenly becomes easy. My favorite ingredients - fresh fruits and veggies - are at their peak. Tomatoes are sweeter and juicier, berries are plumper, peppers are snappier, and our backyard herbs are at their most potent.

Sometimes, when I want to put these peak-season veggies front and center, making dinner just means prepping a sauce to dress them up. This tzatziki sauce is a great recipe for showcasing summer produce - it's rich & creamy, bright, and packed with fresh herbs. So mix it up, serve it with a big platter of pita and your favorite summer veggies, and call it dinner!

What is tzatziki?

Tzatziki is a salted yogurt and cucumber dip that's made of strained yogurt, shredded cucumber, olive oil, garlic, lemon juice, salt, and herbs. Authentic Greek tzatziki is most often made with sheep or goat yogurt, but my tzatziki recipe calls for regular full-fat Greek yogurt. It's easier to find in the store, and it still has the creamy, thick consistency you want in tzatziki sauce. Along with the other traditional ingredients, I stir in fresh mint and dill for a bright, summery finish.

How to Make Tzatziki Sauce

I first started eating tzatziki sauce at Greek restaurants, but I've since learned that it's incredibly easy to whip up at home. Now, along with , it's one of my must-make summer sauces. Here's how you do it:

1. Start by grating the cucumber. I use the largest holes on a box grater to give my final sauce texture and plenty of green flecks.

2. Next, squeeze the water out of the grated cucumber. This step is essential for making a creamy tzatziki - if you skip it, the water from the cucumber will cause your sauce to separate. Squeeze the cucumber directly over the sink, or press it lightly between kitchen or paper towels.

3. Then, stir everything together! Mix the squeezed cucumber with the yogurt, lemon juice, garlic, olive oil, salt, and herbs, and chill until you're ready to use.

That's it!

How to Use Tzatziki Sauce

Once you've mixed your tzatziki sauce together, there are endless ways to use it. Most simply, I enjoy it as a snack with fresh veggies and pita or crackers. Try it this way, or add it to your next crudité platter . Your guests will love it!

You could also slather it onto sandwiches like these , serve it alongside a Mediterranean salad like or couscous salad , or top it onto falafel, falafel burgers , or a .

And last but not least, serve it with pita and lots of grilled veggies for a delicious, easy summer dinner.

If you love this tzatziki recipe...

For more appetizer ideas, check out this post with 50 easy appetizers.

Tzatziki Sauce

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This fresh tzatziki recipe will liven up any summer meal! Rich, creamy & full of fresh herbs, it's delicious on pita, grilled veggies, sandwiches, and more! Break out the pita, it's tzatziki time! On Monday, I posted my favorite Greek salad , and now I'm following it up with another Greek essential: this cool, refreshing cucumber tzatziki sauce.

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space & nature

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Challenge 4: Gryffindor
Milk

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Gryffindoor - challenge 2 - Lyla Cheplak

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Dorfmans - Challenge One - Mt. Sinai (of books)

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Dorfmans - Challenge One - Mt. Sinai (of books)

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I would study soccer

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Gryffindor challenge 4

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I would study French, and Astronomy

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What is Shavuot? All About the Jewish Holiday for Torah and Learning

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Parshat Ki Tisa: Moses Breaks the Tablets at Sinai

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Parshat Ki Tisa: Moses Breaks the Tablets at Sinai

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God spoke to you from the midst of the fire. You heard the sound of words, but you saw no form -- only sound. God told you of God’s covenant, instructing you to keep the Ten Commandments which God inscribed on two stone tablets. Deuteronomy 4:12-13
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Find something that represents the 5th commandment. Post your picture.

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It is said (through a midrash) that Jewish overslept on the day they were to be given the Torah. CHALLENGE:
Post a selfie of something from your bedroom, or a dramatic interpretation of oversleeping.

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We all stood together at Sinai (Deuteronomy 29:13).
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The Torah tells us that when the Israelites stood at Sinai, God gave the Torah not only to those standing there that day, but “also with those not here today.” (Deuteronomy 29:13).  This statement has been interpreted as meaning that all Jews – past, present and future – stood at Mt. Sinai to receive the Torah, unifying us through our shared history.
CHALLENGE:
Imagine standing at Sinai with all the other Israelites. Think about what it was like to get there? What it was like to receive the Torah?
How did you feel? Click the magnifying glass, find a GIF and post it!

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Eating dairy food is one of the customs on Shavuot.
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Post a selfie of you eating something "dairy" *can be alternative dairy* - share the recipe too, if it's something you made.

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It is said (through a midrash) that the Jews overslept on the day they were to be given the Torah. Many Jews now stay up all night studying on Shavuot - a Tikkun Leil Shavuot, an all night study session.
CHALLENGE:
If you could study 1 or 2 things all night, what would you study? Post your idea(s).

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Shavuot celebrates the gift of the Torah.  On this day, seven full weeks after the Israelites left Egypt, the Jewish people received the Torah on Mount Sinai.
CHALLENGE:
Create something that represents Mount Sinai. Post a selfie to this thread with that creation.