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American Dairy Age - Middle Eastern-American cooking
Labneh / Yogurt Cheese, Middle Eastern-American Home Style is a Middle Eastern-American yogurt cheese made by salting cultured yogurt, draining it cold, and serving it fresh.
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Difficulty
Moderate
Prep time
20 minutes
Cook time
30 to 60 minutes
Total time
12 to 24 hours including draining
Servings
About 1 small home batch
Region
Middle Eastern-American kitchens
Era introduced
American Dairy Age
Introduced by
Middle Eastern-American cooking
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Labneh entered many American kitchens through Middle Eastern immigrant cooking, mezze tables, health-food yogurt culture, and farmers market spreads. The recipe below keeps the method practical for a home kitchen: use pasteurized dairy, sanitized tools, prompt refrigeration, and short storage. For named modern cheeses, this is a historical style entry and not an affiliated, commercial, or proprietary formula.
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