Yogurt all'Albicocca con Biscotti Apricot Yogurt with Almond Biscotti

10min · Difficulty: easy

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We eat this before driving to the market on Saturday morning. Yogurt, a good preserve, and one biscotti crumbled on top. Nothing to cook, nothing to clean up.

The apricot and the almond are a natural pair. The preserve is all summer fruit; the biscotti brings enough toasted nuttiness to make this feel like a complete breakfast rather than something you had before breakfast.

Yogurt all'Albicocca con Biscotti plated, with the Gusta Apricot Preserve alongside

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Preparation

  1. Divide the 9 oz yogurt between two wide bowls.
  2. Spoon 1 oz of Gusta Apricot Preserve over each portion. Swirl it in lightly: you want streaks of jam through the yogurt, not a uniform blend.
  3. Crumble one Gusta Almond Biscotti over each bowl. Add a small pinch of fine salt over the preserve if you like the contrast.
  4. Serve immediately. Once the biscotti hits the yogurt it softens within a minute or two. There is no reason to wait.
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Chef's note

The salt is a real addition, not a suggestion. A pinch over the preserve brings the apricot flavor forward. If you have plain Greek yogurt and want something richer, a teaspoon of honey stirred in before the preserve works well.

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