A centuries-old recipe from a country where savory yogurt is nothing new
Go from 0 (milk) to 60 (yogurt!) in just a few hours
Grab a bowl and a spoon and make these 10 bowlfuls from our latest #f52contest.
Homa Dashtaki, founder of the Brooklyn yogurt company The White Moustache, shares tips on how to master the magic of yogurt-making.
Where there's a will, there's a whey.
We don't know if this is yogurt. But what we do know: Its sweet flavor pairs well with some toasted granola and chia seeds.
What to do with those last spoonfuls? (Besides just eat them with a spoon.)
Learn to make a seasonal summer pizza with a ricotta and Greek yogurt base.
Once you realize homemade frozen yogurt takes only 3 ingredients and 2 hours to make, will you ever set foot in one of those self-serve shops again?
It's time to look to yogurt as a dessert to rival ice cream.
A new not sad desk lunch—and a more welcoming potluck and picnic salad than most.
Make this roasted cherry smoothie when what you really want is a milkshake but it's only 10 A.M. and you're out of ice cream.
A love letter to savory yogurt.
Why the laziest appetizers are always best, especially the 3-ingredient snack you should serve at your Oscar party.
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