*Above is a recipe that's been in our family for a very long time. As it stands, it's really just the minimum requirement, so use it as a base. You'll notice that sometimes you may need to add more of an ingredient. Really, no two tzatziki makings will be the same!
*Flavor tip: you really should let the flavors mix and work together. Flavors that may seem lacking (or mild) may come to life during the resting process. So, make the dip, put it in the refrigerator for a few hours, and take it out and test it again--you'll be amazed at how different it tastes and how different flavors become present.
*Lastly, traditional tzatziki is thick and creamy; so make sure you squeeze out all the water from the cucumbers before adding.