Best Yogurt Recipes

If you’re a firm believer in the magic of pumpkin and spice, you may need to give this simple breakfast a try. Sweet golden raisins are the trick to sweetening the mix of pumpkin and yogurt without filling your diet with nutritionally empty sugars. Check the spice mix against your favorite pumpkin pie recipe and adjust the spices to personalize your breakfast to make you happy. This recipe comes from Guiding Stars. Click Here to See More Yogurt Recipes

A thick Greek yogurt makes this lighter twist on traditional tzatziki sauce creamy and satisfying with just a few bites. Serve it with grilled or baked salmon, roasted lamb, or chicken.  Click here for more Greek yogurt recipes.

If you can boil water, you can make yogurt. This is so easy, the Accidental Locavore makes it once a week. This makes about 1 quart. 

Frozen yogurt! I mean, let’s face it: Everybody loves a good frozen yogurt. Adults, tweens, teens, kids, whoever. You’ve seen it a hundred times at your local ice cream parlor on Sunday in the summer: 9:00 p.m. and the place is packed! A line around the corner, kids playing, everybody’s happy; it’s the sweet life. For a diabetic, that could go two ways: One way is horribly wrong, and that’s if there’re no sugar-free items on the board. Or, totally great because they do offer some special items for people with some sort of dietary restriction. Or there’s Plan C, which is that you make a batch of this silky, creamy, coconut yogurt at home and relax with the fam on Sunday night. Let the others rush to the corner store and wait in line; your only fear will be whether or not your family leaves you any. Click here to see 'Sweet' Cooking Advice with Sam Talbot.

This dip makes it easier than every to get kids to eat their fruits, using sweet and well-liked combination of caramel and maple syrup to spike the yogurt.