Well I thought I'd give it a whirl just to see if I liked this kinda thing, yoghurt on my breakfast cereal, so I added a dollop of it along with a chopped banana (which I usually add for a bit of long lasting energy) and.....
..........NO, it just didn't work for me. I love bananas on my cereal but this yoghurt just overpowered the soft, subtle flavour of the banana. It was a bit like an irritating bridesmaid trying very hard to upstage the bride. I'm afraid yoghurt is just not my thing with breakfast no matter how healthy I want to make myself feel.
Never mind, there's always another recipe to try out.
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Sunday, 26 August 2012
a good mistake
my little mistake with my veggie pastie a few posts ago became quite a fortuitous mistake;
1. it lead to a very tasty pasty, better than previously made
2. TOTAL Greek Yoghurt sent me a delivery of split pot yoghurts and plain yoghurts
I came home from a trip away to find this hoard in my fridge after some conversing by email with TOTAL to say how much I'd enjoyed the yoghurt in my pasty recipe. I was very hungry after my long car journey from the Norfolk Broads to see the folks and so set about tasting them as soon as I found a teaspoon to gorge myself silly.
This split pot, raspberry and pomegranate, was the first on my hit list but after the first pot I really wasn't sure if I was that keen. The yoghurt was very thick and had it's own particular tang of a taste but what I was sure of was the compote, it was divine. I could eat it on it's own, or with toast or spread on a scone with clotted cream. I had a second pot the next day to try it again and decided that I actually did like the yoghurt, eaten every spoonful with a little compote on the spoon. I enjoyed the fact that I was sated by a yoghurt, now that's a first!
Do I like it enough to buy it on a regular basis? probably yes but I do think I may do my usual and over-indulge then end up having to take a break from them. I'll get them every so often as a treat and savour the unusual taste.
And the plain yoghurt, well I have designs on that already;
1. i'd like to try out a dip recipe I've had my eye on using peas, lime, Parmesan and cream cheese. I want to replace the cream cheese with the Greek yoghurt to see how that tastes. I'm making Halloumi with Pittas for a meal this weekend and I may try out the dip with this instead of my usual humus.
2. i want to cheer up my breakfast of cereal and banana with a dollop of Greek yoghurt - I've never tried yoghurt on breakfast cereal, just never fancied it but I'm going to give it a go.
So hang around and these 2 simple recipes will be posted soon.
1. it lead to a very tasty pasty, better than previously made
2. TOTAL Greek Yoghurt sent me a delivery of split pot yoghurts and plain yoghurts
I came home from a trip away to find this hoard in my fridge after some conversing by email with TOTAL to say how much I'd enjoyed the yoghurt in my pasty recipe. I was very hungry after my long car journey from the Norfolk Broads to see the folks and so set about tasting them as soon as I found a teaspoon to gorge myself silly.
This split pot, raspberry and pomegranate, was the first on my hit list but after the first pot I really wasn't sure if I was that keen. The yoghurt was very thick and had it's own particular tang of a taste but what I was sure of was the compote, it was divine. I could eat it on it's own, or with toast or spread on a scone with clotted cream. I had a second pot the next day to try it again and decided that I actually did like the yoghurt, eaten every spoonful with a little compote on the spoon. I enjoyed the fact that I was sated by a yoghurt, now that's a first!
Do I like it enough to buy it on a regular basis? probably yes but I do think I may do my usual and over-indulge then end up having to take a break from them. I'll get them every so often as a treat and savour the unusual taste.
And the plain yoghurt, well I have designs on that already;
1. i'd like to try out a dip recipe I've had my eye on using peas, lime, Parmesan and cream cheese. I want to replace the cream cheese with the Greek yoghurt to see how that tastes. I'm making Halloumi with Pittas for a meal this weekend and I may try out the dip with this instead of my usual humus.
2. i want to cheer up my breakfast of cereal and banana with a dollop of Greek yoghurt - I've never tried yoghurt on breakfast cereal, just never fancied it but I'm going to give it a go.
So hang around and these 2 simple recipes will be posted soon.
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