now this is some good yogurt!
But I had one more batch of yogurt so I strained it and paid more attention so it did not turn into cream cheese. I got Greek yogurt, then added some sugar free butterscotch pudding mix, a little splenda and a splash of sugar free caramel syrup. This is the best tasting yogurt ever! My partner even likes it and he is not a big yogurt person at all.
Now I'm really disappointed the first batch turned into cream cheese, though. I wish I had more of this yogurt!
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I just love it with frozen strawberrys soaked in a bit of splenda then mixed with my yogurt.
Just a word of warning. Don't strain ALL the whey out of it. That gives you cream cheese. That's what I did last night. Today I strained some for about two and a half hours and it was perfect.
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its called edamane spread
2 cups shelled edamane
1/2 cup sliced onions boil these till tender, drain and reserve liquid, puree or chop in processor, and add salt pepper, olive oil and 1 tablespoon garlic to taste, add liquid if needed to help soften up...
anyhow just wanted to pass this on...
debby
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The tricky part, for me, is getting the yogurt off the cheese cloth without making a big mess. I put another big bowl right next to the bowl with the strainer. then pick up the cheese cloth and hold it over the new bowl and kind of turn it sideways so all the yogurt slides off.
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You put the yogurt in the cloth and hang it over a bowl to catch the liquid. I have strained already prepared yogurt but never made my own.
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