Yogurt
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About

Creamy dairy product made from the fermentation of milk with specific bacteria. Often contains live and active cultures which aid in the digestive process.  Yogurt is cultured both to extend the shelf life of the milk and for the added health benefits that it is supposed to provide.

Information
Other names: Youghurt, Yoghurt, Yogourt, Plain Yogurt, Yoghourt
Translations: Jogurts, Jogurtas, Iaurt, Jogurt, Da ua, Jogurt, Yoghurt, दही, Iogurte, Йогурт, Γιαούρτι, زبادي, 요구르트, Jogurt, 酸奶, Iogurt, Jogurt, יוגורט, Yoghurt, Јогурт, ヨーグルト, Yaourt, Joghurt, Yoghurt, Yoghurt, Yogur, Йогурт, Jogurtti, Кисело мляко


Physical Description
Smooth and creamy, it ranges in texture from sour cream to creme fraiche.  Typically pours like a liquid but certain types of yogurt are slightly more solid.
Colors: White, Light Cream


Tasting Notes
Flavors: Sour, Umami
Mouthfeel: Creamy, Soft, Tart
Food complements: Honey, Fruit, Maple syrup, Lemon, Dill
Beverage complements: Tea, Fresh berry juice, Lemon juice
Substitutes: Sour cream, Creme fraiche, Cream cheese


Selecting and Buying
Choosing: Always look for yogurt with live active cultures.


Preparation and Use
In the west, yogurt is typically served with fruit, granola, or honey.  In the middle east and Asia, there is a long tradition of using yogurt in savory applications: as the base for sauces and as an enzymatic marinade to break down tough meat.  It is also used as the base for drinks such as kefir, typically sweet and fruit flavored, and the Turkish Ayran, which is usually salted.


Conserving and Storing
Yogurt should be kept in the refrigerator.  Follow "use by" date on packaging.

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