my new favorite power food

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pkananen
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my new favorite power food

Post by pkananen »

I found a great new food that goes great with a lot of different dishes: Greek Yogurt. Tons of protein (22g/serving), no fat, lots of flavor. It's really creamy and has a taste similar to sour cream. I've made tuna salad with it, used it in place of mayo, you can do most anything with it really. I've been getting the Horizon Organic Oikos brand, and it's awesome.
lena_chita
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Post by lena_chita »

:) yeah, I like greek yogurt too. Oikos is O.K., but FAGE is my favorite. The full fat is even more delicious, but... it is full fat.

And if you enjoy cooking, take a bit of leftover yogurt and use it to make your own. (don't need a yogurt maker or anything fancy -- just mix warm milk with yogurt (about half- gallon with a tablespoon), and keep in a warm place until set-- 6 hours to overnight.) My kids think it is magic.
overhung
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Post by overhung »

Isn't the same stuff that comes on a gyro?
I've had just about enough of this shit.
toad857
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Post by toad857 »

what's it made of?
dmw
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Post by dmw »

it is good with apple slices and cinnamon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by gripster »

yogurt is great for cooking up idian food. chicken korma on a cold winter day, oh yeah.....especially now that you can by descent Naan at the grocery store even!
lena_chita
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Post by lena_chita »

toad857 wrote:what's it made of?
Yogurt? Um, it is made out of milk and yogurt culture...
Meadows
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Post by Meadows »

No whey! I'm sold on this. Ricotta cheese has a higher protein content as well (28 gram/serving) and I thought I read last week mor aminos. Mmmmm .... manicotti.
usmcmars
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Post by usmcmars »

I was just thinking about making manicotti.
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Post by Meadows »

lena_chita wrote:
toad857 wrote:what's it made of?
Yogurt? Um, it is made out of milk and yogurt culture...
It's just strained twice to remove more of the whey and thus, the liquid leaving it more creamier. Avoid "greek-style" (such as Trader Joe's) which is traditional yogurt with thickening agents.
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