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what to use natural yogurt for ?

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  • Mumsie
    Mumsie Posts: 26 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    BREAD! No kneading - no rolling, proving or messing!

    This if fabulous and healthy too.

    2 small cups of wholemeal flour
    1 1/2 teaspoons salt
    1 rounded teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
    Mix well.
    1/2 pint yoghurt
    1 tablespoon honey
    1/2 tablespoon molasses.
    Mix well. Put in loaf tin and cover with foil.
    Gas 4 for one hour.
    Delicious. Nice with some homemade pate......
    Charles J
  • doorstep
    doorstep Posts: 192 Forumite
    bektoria wrote:
    If you add some jam or some other type of flavour you could make lollies. My children love them and at least you know what is in them.

    Bek


    Do you just mix the jam and yoghurt together? I never thought of frozen yoghurt!:T
  • Kazonline
    Kazonline Posts: 1,472 Forumite
    I made fruit & keifir (similar to yoghurt) lollies the other day. Blended a few tins of peaches then mixed in the Keifir (sub with yog). Froze - and the kids loved them (I didn't get a look in!)
    Kaz x
    January '06 Grocery Challenge (4th - 31st) £320.
    Week 1 - £73.99 Week 2 £5.10 (so far :p )
    Someone burst my bubble and I lost the plot so no idea what I spent now... :(I will try to work it out.
    Other Jan :- Petrol £20.41, Clothes £8.50, House £3.
  • Chell
    Chell Posts: 1,683 Forumite
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    I always use natural yoghurt in curries.
    Nevermind the dog, beware of the kids!
  • doorstep
    doorstep Posts: 192 Forumite
    chelltune wrote:
    I always use natural yoghurt in curries.


    OH does not like curry (oh how I wish he did :mad: ).

    We are having chicken drumsticks for tea tonight, so I may make up some sort of a marinade for my bits and leave his alone.

    Thanks everyone for your ideas. I think that I will make some lollies for DD and use the rest for the chicken.

    doorstep
  • Rachie_B
    Rachie_B Posts: 8,785 Forumite
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    doorstep wrote:
    OH does not like curry (oh how I wish he did :mad: ).

    We are having chicken drumsticks for tea tonight, so I may make up some sort of a marinade for my bits and leave his alone.
    Thanks everyone for your ideas. I think that I will make some lollies for DD and use the rest for the chicken.

    doorstep



    :rotfl: sorry dirty mind :rotfl: :o :rotfl:
  • Kazonline
    Kazonline Posts: 1,472 Forumite
    Lol - Rachie B, now I'll never get to sleep with that image popping in my mind!
    January '06 Grocery Challenge (4th - 31st) £320.
    Week 1 - £73.99 Week 2 £5.10 (so far :p )
    Someone burst my bubble and I lost the plot so no idea what I spent now... :(I will try to work it out.
    Other Jan :- Petrol £20.41, Clothes £8.50, House £3.
  • doorstep
    doorstep Posts: 192 Forumite
    Rachie_B wrote:
    :rotfl: sorry dirty mind :rotfl: :o :rotfl:


    oops - how funny!

    :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

    *doorstep sneaks away a bright shade of red!*
  • choccyface2006
    choccyface2006 Posts: 2,304 Forumite
    I'd just eat it like it is, I love natural yoghurt and its normally vitually fat free and very good for your digestive system.

    Sarah
  • bektoria
    bektoria Posts: 120 Forumite
    doorstep wrote:
    Do you just mix the jam and yoghurt together? I never thought of frozen yoghurt!:T

    Yes it just depends on how strong you want the taste to be. I usually add a dollop, stir, taste and then decide whether it needs more.

    Bek
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