Kiselo mlyako is Bulgaria's traditional yoghurt. It is no accident that one of yoghurt's main bacteria is called Lactobacillus bulgaricus, as a Bulgarian researcher was the first to describe it in the early 20th century. With honey and walnuts, this thick, tangy yoghurt makes a simple but substantial breakfast or dessert in five minutes.
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Yes, you can leave out the honey. A ripe fig or a few sweet grapes are enough on their own.
This dish is meant to be eaten fresh, because the walnuts soften on the yoghurt. The yoghurt alone keeps for as long as the packaging says.
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