Yogurette is a German chocolate bar with yogurt cream & fruit pellets with strawberry flavor. The chocolate bar is coated with a thin layer of dark & a thicker layer of milk chocolate.
In today’s post, I’ll show you how to make a giant Yogurette Strawberry Yogurt Chocolate Bar at home. Have fun baking!
Cooked/Baked today: Homemade Giant Yogurette
Difficulty: Medium – Difficult
Preparation Time: 6 hours (incl. cooling times)
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Ingredients for 1 Homemade Giant Yogurette:
…for the yogurt cream:
- 600 grams white chocolate
- 500 grams of cream yogurt (10% fat)
- 100 grams copha/solidified coconut fat
…for the strawberry pellets:
- 50 grams copha/solidified coconut fat
- 30 grams of freeze-dried strawberries (or strawberry powder)
- 30 grams powdered sugar
…more ingredients:
- 400 grams milk chocolate
- 100 grams dark chocolate
Required kitchen gadgets, helper & preparations:
- Loaf pan (length ~30cm)
- Stable & flexible plastic plate with the dimensions ~ 30cm x 20cm
- Sellotape
- Cling film
- 1 – 2 tablespoons oil to grease the pan
- Mixing bowl
- Clean kitchen towel
- Sieve
- Mortar for the strawberries
- Large pot + suitable bowl for the double boiler or use a microwave to melt chocolate
- Mixer
- Spatula
- Brush
- Teaspoon
- Baking paper
- 2 equal high coffee mugs
Instructions for the Homemade Giant Yogurette:
…preparations:
Line the loaf pan with the flexible plastic plate as seen in the duplo post, so that a rounding is created at the bottom of the pan, then use Sellotape to stick the plastic plate to the edges of the mold. Afterwards grease the pan with a little oil, line as smooth as possible with a sheet of cling film & then set aside.
Next, line a mixing bowl with a clean kitchen towel and put 500 grams of cream yogurt into the lined bowl. Fold together & screw in the kitchen towel to squeeze almost all of the liquid out of the yogurt. Then store the kitchen towel including yogurt in a sieve & set aside until further use to drain a bit more.
…for the strawberry pellets:
In a mortar finely pestle 30 grams of freeze-dried strawberries. Melt 50 grams of copha in the microwave. Next mix together melted copha, strawberry powder & 30 grams of powdered sugar in a bowl until all the ingredients are evenly distributed.
Then line the worktop with a sheet of baking paper, use a teaspoon to spread about 20 small strawberry heaps on the baking paper & allow them to harden completely.
…for the yogurt cream:
Melt 600 grams of white chocolate & 100 grams of copha over a double boiler or in the microwave. Then place melted chocolate & copha along with the drained yogurt (about 200 – 250 grams now) in a mixing bowl & mix for about 1 – 2 minutes until all ingredients are well combined.
Then pour the yogurt cream into the prepared loaf pan, press the hardened strawberry pellets into the cream and smooth it down with a spatula. Next, melt 100 grams of milk chocolate, pour into the mold and spread evenly with a brush. Allow the chocolate bar to rest in the fridge for about 4 hours to set completely.
…for the pattern & the chocolate coating:
Get the Yogurette out of the fridge & carefully overthrow onto the countertop. Remove the cling film & then use a teaspoon to carve in the typical pattern by inscribing wavy strips onto the surface.
After that line the countertop with baking paper, centrally place 2 equal high coffee mugs onto it & carefully put the Yogurette onto the mugs. Melt another 300 grams of milk & 100 grams of dark chocolate & stir together until smooth. Then pour the chocolate over the Yogurette until the whole bar is coated with chocolate.
Gently lift up the bar with your hands & carefully shake it back and forth, so that the excess chocolate can drip off & the inscribed pattern can be seen better.
Allow the chocolate to harden completely, then remove the chocolate tips at the bottom with a knife and serve the giant Yogurette afterwards. I wish you lots of fun baking 😉
Video Tutorial:
Watch the video tutorial to see the recipe and the preparation method precisely (German Audio only, English Subtitles available):