Yogurt is the Turkish word for milk that has been fermented into a tart, semisolid mass; it comes from a root meaning “thick.” Essentially the same product has been made for millennia from eastern Europe and North Africa across central
Asia to India, where it goes by a variety of names and is used for a variety of purposes: it’s eaten on its own, diluted into drinks,mixed into dressings, and used as an ingredient in soups, baked goods, and sweets.
Yogurt is the Turkish word for milk that has been fermented into a tart, semisolid mass; it comes from a root meaning “thick.” Essentially the same product has been made for millennia from eastern Europe and North Africa across centralAsia to India, where it goes by a variety of names and is used for a variety of purposes: it’s eaten on its own, diluted into drinks,mixed into dressings, and used as an ingredient in soups, baked goods, and sweets.
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