Doogh

Do you make Doogh? I used to make it all the time and always used dried mint. Have you ever made with fresh mint? If so any tips on using the fresh herb. I tried it once and practically choked on the mint leaves, I was not able to chop fine enough. Maybe the food processor but what do you recommend if I wanted to use fresh. I have a ton in my garden and want to use it if I can.

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krusher June 23, 2013
And it is incredibly healthy as well. This thread is bringing back happy memories. The food of the Middle-East is the great gift to the world ... and so healthy.
 
Kitchen B. June 19, 2013
Now that I know what it is....I love it and can imagine how refreshing it will be!
 
Kitchen B. June 19, 2013
Oh boy....off to find out what doogh is! Love the sound of it though!!
 
sdebrango June 19, 2013
Yes, just plain yogurt, full fat is best, seltzer or sparkling water, mint and a pinch of salt. It's so delicious. I make it by the pitcherful
 
Louisa S. June 19, 2013
Yes, dried mint is a wonderful ingredient, the fresh mint is just for looks!
 
sdebrango June 19, 2013
Thank you!
 
sdebrango June 19, 2013
Thank you so much Louisa, I think I will stick to the dried mint as I have always had it. I am so with you, it's delicious and refreshing and I almost always use ice.
 
Louisa S. June 19, 2013
I LOVE doogh! I was introduced to it as a kid, and was so happy to drink it every day when I visited Istanbul a couple of years ago. I like to make it by whisking plain yogurt with dried mint. I add salt and pepper to season, then whisk in seltzer and garnish with fresh mint. You can pour it over ice, or not.
 
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