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Homemade Yogurt Sandwich Pockets
Rate this recipeThese yogurt-filled bread pockets are very easy to make at home and are currently all the rage with young people. Rich, fragrant and a little tangy, they never feel heavy and are much loved.
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Ingredients
5
Time
30 minutes
Servings
4
Level
Easy
Ingredients
Yogurt
200 g
Sandwich bread
2 loaf
Condensed milk
50 ml
Cornstarch
15 g
Mayonnaise
2 tablespoon
Implementation Steps
01
FILLING
- Whisk 2 pots of yogurt, the condensed milk and mayonnaise together in a bowl.
- Heat over low heat; when it bubbles, add the cornstarch and stir well.
- When the mixture thickens, turn off the heat and chill in the fridge for about 2 hours.
- Whisk 2 pots of yogurt, the condensed milk and mayonnaise together in a bowl.
- Heat over low heat; when it bubbles, add the cornstarch and stir well.
- When the mixture thickens, turn off the heat and chill in the fridge for about 2 hours.
02
PASTRY
- Cut the crusts off the sandwich bread and flatten each slice with a rolling pin.
- Fold each slice in half and press the edges together with a fork, leaving one end open to fill with the yogurt.
- Cut the crusts off the sandwich bread and flatten each slice with a rolling pin.
- Fold each slice in half and press the edges together with a fork, leaving one end open to fill with the yogurt.
03
- Take the yogurt filling out, spoon it into the bread pockets, then seal with a fork.
- Repeat until all the bread is used up.
- Repeat until all the bread is used up.
04
- Your yogurt pockets are done.
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Homemade Yogurt Sandwich Pockets