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strained yoghurtEasy
By Tasos Gaitanos and Alex Large
Published 2023
Yoghurt is a staple in Greek cuisine and not just eaten at breakfast with a nice drizzle of honey and some fresh walnuts. More often than not it is consumed as a condiment to meat or mixed with garlic, cucumber and herbs to make tzatziki.
Yoghurt-making is a great way to preserve milk. The act of culturing or fermenting increases the acidity and intensifies the protein content. The only difference between Greek yoghurts and other kinds is that Greek yoghurt is strained or hung for longer. Hang it for even longer and you get labneh, which has more of a cream cheese consistency.
Traditionally Greek yoghurt was made from go
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