Yogurt

Matsoni

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By Darra Goldstein

Published 1999

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Georgian yogurt is some of the best in the world, whether made from cow’s milk or the even richer water buffalo milk. Matsoni is never gelatinous but always shimmery, with a pleasant tartness. It is eaten alone for breakfast or added to soups, vegetable dishes, and stews. When using store-bought yogurt, avoid the nonfat variety, which lacks body.