Best Tyrokafteri Hot Cheese Dip Or Spread Recipes

GREEK SPICY WHIPPED FETA CHEESE - TIROKAFTERI

Steps:

• Mash the feta with the yogurt until you have a paste ( it will be a bit grainy).
• Add the olive oil and vinegar and mix well.
• In a food processor mince the hot pepper (without the seeds), add to the feta mixture and blend well.
• Let it sit in the refrigerator for about an hour before serving.

FETA CHEESE DIP (TIROKAFTERI)

Steps:

• To prepare this amazing feta cheese dip (tyrokafterh), remove the stem and seeds from the pepper, and chop it finely. (If you have some extra time, roast or slightly fry the pepper before chopping)
• Cut the feta cheese into cubes and place in a bowl, add the chopped pepper and begin mixing in a blender or stand mixer (food processor). Gradually add the vinegar and olive oil, whilst mixing at medium speed.
• Pour in the milk until the feta cheese dip has a silky smooth, creamy consistency. Pour in a little at a time and mix until the cheese dip is smooth.
• If you prefer the dip to be a bit more spicy you can add a couple of teaspoons of cayenne pepper to taste. The milk and cheese require quite a lot of chillies to turn spicy as the milk neutralises the spiciness in the chillies so don't be afraid to add more if you want to.
• Alternatively if you prefer your dip to be creamy and mild don't add any chillies. If you want the sauce to be even creamier try adding a few tablespoons of yoghurt. This will make it even smoother than the milk!
• Pour the feta cheese dip (tyrokafteri) in a medium bowl and garnish with some chopped chillies and a couple of olives.
• Store the feta cheese dip covered in the fridge for up to 4-5 days.

GREEK FETA HOT SPREAD (TYROKAFTERI)

Steps:

• Place feta cheese in a large glass bowl. Place green peppers in a food processor and blend into a paste; transfer to the bowl of feta. Add Greek yogurt, olive oil, red pepper paste, vinegar, garlic, and cayenne pepper to the dip. Stir well.

TIROKAFTERI (GREEK FETA DIP)

Steps:

• Firsty, put the feta in a bowl with water. Let it stand for 1 hour. Then drain and cut in cubes.
• Grill or fry the pepper,remove the seeds and cut into pieces.
• Put the feta cubes in a electric mixer bowl , add the pepper in pieces and begin beating.Add the vinegar and gradually the olive oil.
• In the end add the oregano and stir.
• Ready! It can be kept covered in bowl in the fridge for up to 5 days.

TYROKAFTERI (SPICY FETA SPREAD)

Steps:

• Place the banana peppers directly over a gas flame (or under a broiler), turning often, until blackened spots appear on all sides. Place in a bowl and cover with a clean towel until cook enough to handle. Peel, seed, and remove the stems from the peppers; then, chop them.
• Add the peppers, feta, Greek yogurt, and cider vinegar to the bowl of a food processor and processes until fairly smooth.
• Slowly stream in the oil, while continuing to pulse. You may need more or less, depending on your desired consistency.
• Season with salt and pepper to taste and refrigerate for at least an hour.
• NOTE: You can use different types of peppers, just adjust for the degree of spiciness you want.

SPICY FETA DIP

Steps:

• Pulse feta cheese in a food processor just enough to get uniformly small crumbles; transfer to a bowl.
• Puree red peppers, pepperoncini peppers, and cayenne pepper in the food processor until smooth. Mix pepper puree, ricotta cheese, and lemon juice into feta cheese until dip is an even texture and color. Transfer to a sealed container; refrigerate 2 hours to overnight.

TYROKAFTERI ( HOT CHEESE DIP OR SPREAD)

Steps:

• Soften cream cheese in large bowl with mixer.
• Add feta, lemon juice, and white pepper.
• Slowly add olive oil until all the oil is absorbed.
• Mix in tabasco sauce or chile flakes until the mixture is smooth and soft.
• If the mixture is hard, add a little more oil to soften.
• Add roasted peppers.
• Serve with Pita bread.

TYROKAFTERI - GREEK ** HOT **PEPPER CHEESE DIP

Steps:

• Crumble the feta into small pieces using a fork.
• Sauté the pepper in 2 tablespoons of olive oil until the skin is lightly browned. Remove the stem and discard, and chop the pepper into very small pieces.
• Using a mortar and pestle, add the pepper and the oil it was sautéed in to the cheese and mash until smooth, adding additional olive oil if needed to bring it to the consistency of a thick (but not stiff) dip. Serve garnished with a bit of parsley.
• Alternatively: Put the cheese, pepper, and oil from sautéeing in the blender and mix, adding more olive oil if needed to bring to the correct consistency.
• (Note: If you have a pepper that's too hot, slit it open down one side under running water and remove and discard the white internal membrane. Pat the pepper dry before sautéeing.).