Author Notes
No one can resist the deceivingly simple to make yogurt and dill soup, adapted from one quite similar served to me by my friend Ines. —Gail Monaghan
Ingredients
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2
large containers nonfat Greek Yogurt
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1
large bunch dill, finely chopped
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1-2
cloves crushed garlic
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3-4 tablespoons
extra virgin olive oil
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2-3 cups
whole milk for thinning as needed
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salt and pepper to taste
Directions
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Top with lots of each:
Toasted Ground Cumin
Tiny cucumbers, thinly sliced or small dice of Kirby or Persian cucumbers
Chopped red onion
Crumbled feta
Crushed pink peppercorns (optional)
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Place yogurt in a large bowl and add the dill, garlic, oil, milk and salt and pepper to taste. Chill and allow flavors to come together (up to 3 days). To serve, divide among chilled soup plates and top with abundant garnishes
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Perfectly cooked pan-roasted cod is topped by an abundance of sweetly caramelized figs and fennel and delightfully complemented by
soft, creamy, and lightly truffled polenta. Yum.
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Plums cooked with Cognac and lavender is an unusual, haunting and winning combination and delightful in these light as air (almost a diet dessert if you skip the sauce) beautifully pink soufflés. A plummy crème anglaise sauce elevates them to food for the gods but does not do much for the "low cal" quality.
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