How to Cook With Kefir
Instead of eating a fruit flavored yogurt that can be filled with sugar or sweeteners, opt for plain kefir., Use in place of milk on cereal. , Use as a base for protein shakes for pre or post-gym snacks or meals. , Pour Kefir into stir-fry for a...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Instead of eating a fruit flavored yogurt that can be filled with sugar or sweeteners
In a blender, combine kefir, a banana, and top with granola for a protein punch.
For a quick fix, top a cup of granola with kefir and go. -
Step 2: opt for plain kefir.
,,,,,, Use as much kefir as you would mayonnaise. ,, Pour kefir into a bowl, add chopped dill, three crushed cloves of garlic, and thinly diced cucumber.
It's like Tzatziki (a Greek dip), but smoother.
I like to pour this over grilled meat like pork chops. -
Step 3: Use in place of milk on cereal.
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Step 4: Use as a base for protein shakes for pre or post-gym snacks or meals.
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Step 5: Pour Kefir into stir-fry for a creamy and thick sauce.
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Step 6: Marinate chicken or beef kabobs in kefir.
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Step 7: Substitute buttermilk with kefir to reduce fat and add protein to your recipe.
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Step 8: Use to make sourdough bread
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Step 9: Add kefir to salad dishes (like potato or egg salad) instead of mayonnaise.
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Step 10: Add kefir to soup for a creamy base.
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Step 11: Make vegetable dip with kefir.
Detailed Guide
In a blender, combine kefir, a banana, and top with granola for a protein punch.
For a quick fix, top a cup of granola with kefir and go.
,,,,,, Use as much kefir as you would mayonnaise. ,, Pour kefir into a bowl, add chopped dill, three crushed cloves of garlic, and thinly diced cucumber.
It's like Tzatziki (a Greek dip), but smoother.
I like to pour this over grilled meat like pork chops.
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