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Greek Yogurt Delight with Honeyed Pears – A William Sonoma Inspired Recipe

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Ingredients

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5 1/4 cups milk
5 ounces dried yogurt starter
2 pears, peeled and sliced
1/4 cup roughly chopped toasted nuts (pistachios walnuts or almonds)
4 tablespoons honey

Nutritional information

386.4
Calories
146 g
Calories From Fat
16.3 g
Total Fat
7.9 g
Saturated Fat
44.8 mg
Cholesterol
216.2 mg
Sodium
52.1 g
Carbs
4.4 g
Dietary Fiber
28.9 g
Sugars
12.5 g
Protein
464g
Serving Size

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Greek Yogurt Delight with Honeyed Pears – A William Sonoma Inspired Recipe

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    Tasty! I may have been raving more if I had made the yogurt part. used thick 3 % yogurt that is closer to Greek yogurt than many. I toasted chopped walnuts in a dry pan and used local raw honey. Had for a pretty healthy breakfast which DD1 (4 years) liked as well. I would make this again although I'm not sure I'd make the yogurt part.

    • 1475 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    William Sonoma’s Greek Yogurt With Pears and Honey,Greek yogurt (yiaourti) is thicker and creamier than the variety commonly found in U.S. markets. In Greece, yogurt is a much-used ingredient in many recipes and a favorite treat spooned from the bowl with honey or nuts. Traditionally made with sheeps milk, Greek yogurt is easy to prepare at home using cow’s milk. The yogurt is always strained to remove excess moisture, producing a luscious, creamy texture.,Tasty! I may have been raving more if I had made the yogurt part. used thick 3 % yogurt that is closer to Greek yogurt than many. I toasted chopped walnuts in a dry pan and used local raw honey. Had for a pretty healthy breakfast which DD1 (4 years) liked as well. I would make this again although I’m not sure I’d make the yogurt part.


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    Steps

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    In a Large Saucepan Over Medium Heat, Warm the Milk, Stirring Occasionally, Until It Registers 160f on an Instant-Read Thermometer.

    2
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    Transfer the Milk to a Large Bowl With a Pouring Spout and Let Cool to Lukewarm.

    3
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    Pour 1/4 Cup of the Milk Into a Small Bowl and Whisk in the Yogurt Starter. Whisk the Starter Mixture Into the Large Bowl of Milk, Making Sure to Incorporate All of the Starter.

    4
    Done

    Pour the Milk Into Yogurt Jars, Dividing Evenly, and Place in a Yogurt Maker.

    5
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    Process For 13 Hours According to the Manufacturers Instructions.

    6
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    Line a Fine-Mesh Sieve With Coffee Filters or 4 Layers of Cheesecloth and Place Over a Bowl.

    7
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    Pour the Yogurt Into the Sieve and Cover With Plastic Wrap.

    8
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    Refrigerate Until the Yogurt Is Thick, at Least 8 Hours.

    9
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    Transfer the Drained Yogurt to a Clean Bowl and Stir Until Smooth.

    10
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    If the Yogurt Is Too Thick, Like Cream Cheese, Whisk a Little of the Strained Liquid (the Whey) Back Into the Yogurt.

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