Love strawberries? Take out your blender and try making our delicious strawberry yogurt soup.
You can vary the taste and sweetness of this cake by using your favourite flavoured Greek yogurt.
"This is the perfect treat for hot summer days!" says recipe creator Heather Alaverdy. "Orange juice and vanilla yogurt is a great combination — experiment to find your fave." Pineapple juice concentrate and raspberry yogurt is a good flavour combo, too. The Kids Eat Smart Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador selected Heather's recipe from the Kid Approved Cookbook and submitted to celebrate Breakfast for Learning Month this year.
This tangy yogurt dip pairs well with fried fish cakes and potato latkes. Fry, serve, dip and enjoy!
Layers of creamy yogurt, tropical fruit and toasted coconut make this quick breakfast a sunny start to your day.
Sweet, lightly charred carrots are beautifully balanced with a tangy goat cheese yogurt.
Sweet tomato sauce and garlic-spiced yogurt top eggplant in this succulent vegetarian dish.
This sweet granola has a surprising yet gentle hint of ginger and is the perfect partner for the tangy rhubarb topping. Set out the yogurt, granola and compote with small bowls or pretty glasses so guests can make their own parfaits. When combined with plain yogurt, these parfaits may be a bit tangy for young palates, so have a little honey or maple syrup on hand for drizzling.
Toss this mildly spicy dressing with grated carrots, coleslaw mix or broccoli slaw. Or mix it with shrimp and stuff into avocado halves. We use 2% yogurt because 1% and no-fat varieties tend to be watery.
Mellow yogurt teams with exotic spices to give an Indian flair to this marinade, which is suited to chicken and lamb. Red colouring is often added to give the iconic red hue, but we chose to omit it here.
