No, I mean something else. I used to love garlic but I don't like it right now, so I was wondering if you had a suggestion of another flavor substitute. Your tarragon, d'ya think? Or something else that would add a nice note? What about cayenne or white pepper instead of the garlic and black pepper? Any other ideas?
Checking tzatziki recipes I find mint leaves, fresh parsley, red wine vinegar, cumin, white pepper and lemon juice as additional/alternative ingredients.
NOM - all those ingreds. sound great. I say use what you like. Chives, perhaps?? The cuke and dill are mostly the Eastern European/Greek version. Leave out the garlic if you wish.
Can you top a soup with capers? I wouldn't want to just toss them in after I rinsed them, as they would just fall to the bottom, but after you put the soup in the bowl, topping with a few capers sounds like fun.
Personally I might add a little French white bordeaux or Chilean sauvignon blanc instead of red wine vinegar. Maybe cider vinegar would be okay if vinegar works with a soup. What do you think?
I think celery would go with this very well, a leafy inside stalk popping out of the side of the soup bowl. A dish of sliced ripe tomato to the side...
Ah, you're quite the chef, NOM. But actually this recipe is supposed to be peasant - simplistically "simple". 3 ingreds. Garnish could be some kind of crouton or breadstick, and grape tomato - yes.