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Yogurt

Arabic Audio Recordings

learn how to pronounce these Egyptian words

labanayya

 

kishk

 

mahshi

 

salatit zabadi

 

fat-tah

 

Yogurt is a dairy product – that is, something made from milk. In many countries, yogurt is made from the milk of cows. In other places, it is made from sheep or goat milk. In Egypt commercially produced yogurt is made from the milk of water buffaloes or cows but some people make yogurt at home from goat milk. Some yogurt is a blend of both. Yogurt is made by heating milk to a high temperature for several hours. After it cools, special bacteria are added to the milk. The bacteria grow and change the milk into the creamy texture of yogurt. These bacteria also give the yogurt its tangy, or slightly sour, taste.  But don't worry; these bacteria are “friendly”! They actually protect your body against other harmful bacteria.

Salatit Zabadi: Yogurt Cucumber Salad

Learn How to Cook Egyptian Recipes with Yogurt

Different varieties of kishk

Chicken Kishk

Egyptian Recipes: scroll down for Labaneya - Yogurt and Spinach Soup

Yogurt-Based Staples from Egypt

Egyptian Garlic Yogurt Cucumber Salad