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This eco-friendly, visually stunning fruit yogurt agar dessert uses the empty yogurt container as a mold. It’s easy to make in the microwave without using a stove, offering a cool, smooth texture paired with the sweet and tart flavor of fruit.
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Warm the yogurt in a double boiler until body temperature, dissolve the granulated sugar, and mix in 2/3 of the chopped fruit. → Combine water and agar powder, then microwave for a total of 3 minutes until completely dissolved. → Add the dissolved agar liquid to the warm yogurt and mix quickly and thoroughly. → Pour the mixture into the empty yogurt container and top with the remaining fruit. → Cover and chill in the refrigerator for about 2 hours to set.
Warm the yogurt in a double boiler until body temperature, dissolve the granulated sugar, and mix in 2/3 of the chopped fruit. → Combine water and agar powder, then microwave for a total of 3 minutes until completely dissolved. → Add the dissolved agar liquid to the warm yogurt and mix quickly and thoroughly. → Pour the mixture into the empty yogurt container and top with the remaining fruit. → Cover and chill in the refrigerator for about 2 hours to set.
This eco-friendly, visually stunning fruit yogurt agar dessert uses the empty yogurt container as a mold. It’s easy to make in the microwave without using a stove, offering a cool, smooth texture paired with the sweet and tart flavor of fruit.
Place all of the plain yogurt (400g) into a bowl and warm it over a double boiler while stirring with a rubber spatula.
Add granulated sugar (3 tablespoons) and stir to dissolve. Once it reaches body temperature, keep it over the double boiler until ready to use.
Thoroughly drain the syrup from the canned fruit using a sieve, and cut larger pieces of fruit into bite-sized chunks.
Add 2/3 of the cut fruit into the warmed yogurt and mix well. Reserve the remaining 1/3 for topping.
In a separate microwave-safe bowl, combine agar powder (4g) and water (100ml), stirring well with a whisk until no lumps remain.
⚠️ If you mix hot agar liquid into cold yogurt, the agar will cool down rapidly and clump. Always warm the yogurt to body temperature beforehand.
💡 Since agar begins to set even at room temperature, work quickly when mixing after microwaving and when pouring into the mold after combining with the yogurt.
✨ Canned fruits contain a lot of moisture; drain the syrup well before using to prevent the finished dessert from becoming watery.
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