Make-Ahead Frozen Yogurt Parfaits – Food Wishes


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Parfait” does mean “perfect” in French, which is fitting, since these frozen yogurt parfaits are perfectly easy, perfectly refreshing, …

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  1. Lisa Sop
    Lisa Sop says:

    GREEK STRAINED YOGHURT! the best and only, such a delicacy. Greece has some unique, healthy and delicious products. Too bad chefs like you make copy cat recipes with greek products but fail to promote the original products. Greek STYLE yoghurt' instead of Greek STRAINED' yoghurt but when it comes to .. lets say Parmigiano cheese you always use/ promote the italian original, aight?

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  2. Laura Baumgartner
    Laura Baumgartner says:

    I love parfaits, they make a quick, delicious snack or breakfast. I used to stop at McDonald's when I was out in the morning and get a parfait and a coffee for breakfast. At least I did until they changed the yogurt they were using.

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  3. omnia magdy
    omnia magdy says:

    It’s hard to find berries where I live
    I am thinking I can try it with peices of mango and nectarines or peaches

    If you add sugar and let them sit for a while

    The flavors are pretty sweet and explosive

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  4. DownButNotOutYet
    DownButNotOutYet says:

    Good morning, a great recipe, frozen or not. I can imagine all those delicious flavours coming together in the mouth. It fresh and wholesome. Thank you for sharing. Kind regards.

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  5. Rob Knox
    Rob Knox says:

    Exqueeze me but adding lemon to plain yogurt makes it more like sour cream. If you don't need the yogurt to be frozen to be make a parfait. Technically you don't even need to bake the oats. It helps but it's not necessary. My perfect is use honey and yours are full of refined sugar. I've been watching you for years and I'm really surprised.

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  6. DireConsenquences
    DireConsenquences says:

    I wish, but that's just way too much sugar for me. I'm looking for healthier desserts. The amount of sugar you put into the yogurt pretty much makes any nutritional value pointless.

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  7. Solarus
    Solarus says:

    you monster ,I was all set up to make this healthy untill you mentioned the unhealthy alternatives, how can I turn down gingersnaps and peach?

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  8. xxPenjoxx
    xxPenjoxx says:

    As someone who is fortunate to live in Scotland, I will try this recipe next month when raspberries are perfect. It reminds me of a traditional Scottish dessert, Cranachan. Also, i hope it works if I add whisky to the cream! 🤣

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  9. snafugw
    snafugw says:

    Chef John, I've been watching for years (love your channel!) and have yet to comment, never having thought I needed to. However today, I realized I MUST KNOW this, and probably should have asked you years ago…just about every time I see you initially "mix" something, it often appears that you don't thoroughly complete the mix on camera. I've always assumed that you complete a more thorough mixing, off camera. Today I realized though, maybe I'm a little (or a lottle, lol) OCD, and your initial mix on camera is indeed just fine and good to go as is; without a more thorough mix off camera at all.
    …SO, which is it…you do indeed sometimes mix/incorporate ingredients more off camera, or I am indeed OCD and possibly, unnecessarily over-mix when cooking your recipes? Also, thank you very much BTW for the great content and work over these years Chef, you've made life MUCH tastier! Help a brother out here though, will ya? LOL

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