My recipe for Yoghurt cheese or Labneh would have to be one of the simplest cheeses to make. Not only that, it is full of flavour and delicious. The video includes a recipe on how to serve Labneh.
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20 Comments

  1. It’s funny that they sell Dukkah. That’s something only very poor Egyptians eat with bread because they can’t afford anything to eat

  2. Labneh is also wonderful in oatmeal, use it instead of milk. Dukkah is good, but I prefer za'atar for this type of meal.

  3. There’s a better way to make it! How can I contact you to share my recipe? I learned from my family, we originate from Syria and Lebanon but I live in the US.

  4. Hi Gavin. After watching your video I made this. I used Greek yogurt and followed your video. My yogurt was a lot thicker than the one you used and when it was done it tasted like I’d added sugar. I checked the container to make sure it wasn’t flavoured or sweetened and it wasn’t. I couldn’t use it because it tasted sweet. Did yours taste sweet when it was done?

  5. Yogurt has many faces. 🙂 Strain it a little it's Greek Yogurt, strain it a little more it's sour cream, strain it some more it's cream cheese. Makes an amazing cheese cake at that.

  6. Looks great!! I’ll have to try this version of yogurt cheese , I usually hang mine in the fridge for a few days then marinate balls in olive oil with peppercorns garlic etc , or I mix into the cheese chives, parsley grated pepper
    Great to hear a Aussie voice 😊👍

  7. I almost got Yogurt cheese on accident yesterday. I made yogurt in my instapot and set it to strain. Then fell asleep. I think I'm right on the verge of yogurt and cheese. Some of it's going to get back to straining in the morning.

  8. Thanks for the video..
    I tried almost all types of yogurt in the market I have here. The result was ok but not great. It missed the sour taste , the milky taste still there.. is there any trick that I can us to increase the sour in the yogurt? I saw other videos that suggested to dip a peace of bread ( it must contain some sort of yeast) for a day in the room temp, to bring up that sournesses but I am not sure…. Do you have any idea?

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