Chicken Thighs with Yogurt
- Easy
- 45 min
- Kcal 319
Yogurt cake is that perfect touch of French charm—seriously. It brings something moist and tender to snack time without a lot of fuss or extra calories. This version, inspired by the gateau allo yogurt, skips both flour and yeast. So, it’s like a cross between a flan and a classic cake—super smooth and creamy, you know? But still holds its shape—which is great.
The magic here is natural white yogurt. Every slice of this yogurt cake stays light and a bit tangy. Really, it’s just a quick mix with a whisk. Pretty simple. No butter or oil needed—just toss it in the oven. Whether it’s a lazy Sunday breakfast or an afternoon snack, a slice of this healthy yogurt cake makes any moment feel a bit more special.
And look, for those who love to play with toppings, this Greek yogurt cake goes with anything. Fresh berries? Makes it juicy. A drizzle of honey? Adds those sweet notes. Even a dollop of whipped cream turns it into something a little fancy but still pretty guilt-free. For real, some folks even throw on a bit of Nutella or fruit jam for extra fun.
Unlike the famous French Far Breton, this cake keeps things compact and mild, with its own twist. Thing is, there's a lot to like about an easy yogurt cake recipe that feels like a homemade custard—way, way easier to put together though. Kids and adults? They get into it, especially when it’s still a bit warm from the oven.
Whether you call it a lemon yogurt cake by adding a little zest or just keep it plain, this quick yogurt cake is a reliable, soft, and happy dessert for all ages. Perfect for any occasion, this cake is not only delicious but also super versatile, making it a staple in any dessert lover's kitchen. So, have fun experimenting with your favorite flavors and toppings to make it your own.
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To make the yogurt gateau, pour the eggs and cane sugar into a bowl 1, then add the grated zest 2 and lemon juice 3. Stir vigorously with a whisk to combine everything.
Add the cornstarch 4 and stir again to prevent lumps from forming, then pour in the yogurt 5. Stir until a smooth mixture is obtained 6.
Butter and sprinkle with cane sugar a mold with a base diameter of 8 inches, top diameter of 8.5 inches, and height 2 inches 7. Pour the mixture into the mold 8 and bake in a preheated static oven at 390°F for 50 minutes, on the lower rack 9.
Once cooked, remove from the oven and let the gateau cool 10 before turning it upside down onto a plate 11, then place it to cool in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours. After this time, garnish your yogurt gateau as desired, for example with berries, powdered sugar, and a few mint leaves 12!