Yogurt substitute

Soy-, coconut-, almond, and cashew-based yogurts are popping up all over the place, and they contain that same great “healthy…
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Vegan yogurt made from plant-based sources, such as peas, soy, coconut, cashews, and almonds, can be a healthy addition to…
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Substitute on a 1:1 ratio. Full-fat Greek yogurt: Though it isn’t nearly as rich as crème fraiche, you can use…
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We are pleased to report the good news that in many cases, you can substitute Greek yogurt for ricotta cheese…
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Substitutes. You can use yogurt, cream cheese, sour cream, or mascarpone in place of labneh for many uses, but the…
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When substituting yogurt for butter in baking recipes, it is best to follow a 1:1 ratio. If the recipe calls…
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Summary: You can use one-fourth cup (60 grams) of plain yogurt or buttermilk to replace one egg. How much yogurt…
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Whisk a bit of milk or water into plain, unsweetened yogurt until you get a buttermilk-like consistency. The proportion will…
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Swap in three-quarters of a cup of yogurt per one cup of oil in baked good recipes, says Aguirre. “Choose…
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Yes, yogurt is an excellent substitute for kefir. Use Greek unflavored yogurt in any recipe that calls for kefir. It…
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