Greek-Style Souvlaki with Tangy Tzatziki Sauce
Give us a word, ANY WORD, and we’ll show you how the root of that word… is Greek.
How about souvlaki? First we have souvla, which means skewer or spit — you know, like those long sticks we use to grill our food. And then, there's ki, which is a way to say something is small or cute, like a baby lamb — or in this case, chicken. So, there you go. Souvlaki means these little appetizing skewers of grilled meat.
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