A popular breakfast dish that is so simple and delicious is plain yogurt topped with dry mint and drizzled with olive oil. At first it seemed silly to put this up as a recipe but when we had it as part of our breakfast on the weekend, I realized that it probably isn’t a breakfast most people are used to. This is part of breakfast in the Middle East for many people.
Spread 2 cups yogurt on a plate, it can be plain yogurt or plain Greek style yogurt, sprinkle a teaspoon of dry mint on top and drizzle with olive oil. This is eaten with Arabic bread. Enjoy!
definitely something new! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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sure!
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wow!!! looks delicious and surely delicious… 🙂
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Thanks it is simple and easy of course
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Sounds ok actually sound refreshing like a riatha☺
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???
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Riatha is a greek yoghurt with mint and finely chopped cucumber served with Indian food Lynz
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oh ok that is in my recipes it is middle eastern as well! I have heard that from many Indian cooks here! Interesting now I know the name!
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Although it isn’t a breakfast meal it is cool and refreshing which is what I expect your dish to be like☺
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yes we eat it with rice I am thinking it is the same with Indian food? We put yogurt, cucumbers, mint! But this little dish is eaten with other stuff maybe eggs, olives etc It is interesting how similar food is in different countries! Thanks Rich!
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Such a simple yet different recipe. Love learning new dishes from you.
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thanks I am glad!
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I’m not a traditional breakfast person so this is definitely more my speed for a morning meal. Looks delicious!
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Thanks! It is pretty simple and good
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What an interesting breakfast! Looks yummy 🙂
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Thanks Antonia!
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Sort of savory yogurt. Interesting
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yes!
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You were right to share, thank you! As silly as it may seem, I’ve never tried it!
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well I dont think many have so I thought hey why not!
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Wow-nice! I sent you an email. Cheryl
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ok i will check! thanks!
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ok please do.
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Believe it or not, I DO know this flavor – and, just love it on lamb!
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yumm
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one for me! That is right up my alley, simple and zesty! I would be dipping my veggies in it of course.
I will have to dig through your recent recipes, and stories, I’m sure to have missed some goodies!
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Thanks!
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I was amazed to read of your worldly experience and carrying all that with 9 children. How wonderful. The thing I love about blogging is to see all of the dishes and combinations that come together. This dish wuld be great combined with a rich or spicy meat.
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Thanks! yes it would be good. We have a typical salad with cucumbers and mint that goes with rice as well
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That sounds so interesting and easy. I’ll have to try it. 🙂
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It is simple! I felt silly posting but it is middle eastern and sometimes you eat something you think is just average and it is not! lol
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I know this would be tasty in many different ways, Lyn. I agree with lamb would be tasty with rice also good. I would try iy.on a baked potato, too. 🙂
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yumm good ideas! thanks!
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This looks perfect for breakfast on a warm morning!
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yes that sounds good
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how very different!
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It is common a part of breakfast and is different huh?
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Yummy…! I love yogurt any day. It will be a great idea to spice my breakfast with it.
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So glad you like it!
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Thanks for the inspiration
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Glad you like it!
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This is definitely different but it looks really good though 🙂
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It is simple and just a little something different!
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I like that, thanks for sharing 🙂
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Hold the yogurt please:)
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Yes I know that is not your favorite!!!
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Looks very healthy!
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It is natural!
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Refreshing is the thought that came to my mind…on a hot summer morning!
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Thanks Namz!
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This dish is like dip. Nice idea and I feel it can be serve with any starter or bread. I was not aware of this dish thanks for sharing this recipe. 🙂
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Yes it is nice! thanks dear for coming by!
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Yum!! You always have the best and simplest recipes!
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Thanks! hope you are goo!
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Sounds like a really interesting breakfast 🙂
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It is thanks
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This dish looks very delicious Lynz 😀
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Thanks
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yogurt with flat bread is a favorite breakfast in Pakistan as well!
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ok I wondered if it was! Thanks for sharing that!
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It makes me so happy to see you share this…some of our most simple recipes can be such a treasure to others! This recipe reminds me of my childhood…so yummy!
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so glad! 🙂
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Mint?? You just stole my heart!! YUM!
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so glad!
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So simple and yum ! Never eaten this before 😊
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Thanks
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It isn’t silly to put up this recipe at all. I actually find it very interesting as I’ve never tried something like this as my breakfast 😉
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Thanks
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Great to go with your bread recipe…thanks 😊
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Thanks Frances!
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