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YOGURT FROSTING

The texture is just as velvety and the flavour is every bit as tangy as if we used cream cheese. Yogurt is a great alternative. It is less stable than cream cheese, so it is best to add the yogurt gradually and as needed. For the same reason anything less than 10% fat content could pose a challenge, in which case adding the yoghurt bit by bit is especially important. Notice the absence of flavoring, not even a drop of vanilla. Since Yogurt Frosting will most likely be pared with either dense or strong flavored cakes it then makes sense not to compete with cake flavour.  
 
YOGURT FROSTING 
1/2 cup soft butter 
2 cups icing sugar 
1/4 cup or less 10% plain Greek yogurt 

• Beat the soft butter until frothy. 
• Gradually add the icing sugar and beat the mixture for 4 minutes. If at any time the mixture becomes too stiff to beat, add a tablespoon of yoghurt to loosen it. 
• Gradually add more from the yogurt and only beat to combine. Do not overbeat; this will make the frosting runny. You may not need to add the entire 1/4 cup of yogurt. Just add enough for spreadable consistency.

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