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Watercress, black pepper, and plain yogurt, which are easier to find, can be substituted.
Bon Appétit
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The Bon Appétit Test Kitchen
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Just don't call it cashewgurt.
Aliza Abarbanel
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Like a wedge salad, except easy and you can eat. it. with. your. hands.
Elyssa Goldberg
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Spread on toast and call it breakfast (or lunch or dinner).
Christian Reynoso
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These sweet and savory mix ins keep yogurt exciting.
The Healthyish Team
What do you get when you combine tangy yogurt, fresh figs, and buttery pine nuts? One gorgeous breakfast bowl.
Rochelle Bilow
Lifestyle
With an earthy tartness that's easy to love, goat's milk is delicious in so many more ways that the familiar log of soft chevre.
Amy Albert
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Sure, it's good for breakfast, but what about the most important meal of the day? (That's dessert)
Bon Appétit
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We eat a lot of yogurt sauce around here.
Ashley Mason
Lifestyle
Turn any salad-like jumble into a meal by surrounding it with seasoned yogurt.
Emily Fiffer and Heather Sperling
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Start with lemon juice and salt. Then, go crazy with the riffs.
Carey Polis
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We're thinking outside the vinaigrette here, people
Danielle Walsh
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And that fig just so happens to be pickled
Danielle Walsh
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From cherries to suckling pigs, these 8 Christmas carols feature foods you're not sick of crooning about
Dan Piepenbring
Lifestyle
Lifestyle
Tuur van Balen demonstrates the ease with which, through some DNA tweaking of the yogurt bacteria, we can all make our own special blend of chemicals at home
Sam Dean
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If you like thick, Greek yogurt and labneh, you're going to really like Icelandic skyr.
Rochelle Bilow
Sara Dickerman
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Sarah Tenaglia
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