While labneh may be a novelty to many people in the U.S., it has been enjoyed for millennia in Middle Eastern homes, ...

As for the dairy that tethers together the salad, nothing is as delightfully rich as creamy labneh, but you could just as easily sub in full-fat Greek yogurt or sour cream if you have them on hand.

Smoky sujuk, creamy labneh, and fresh herbs come together in this vibrant Middle Eastern-inspired omelette that’s as ...

Labneh is a thick strained yoghurt that is easy to make using natural yoghurt. Topped with warm spiced oranges it makes a wonderful breakfast or light dessert. With a GI of 39 this meal is high ...

For breakfast, instead of using cream cheese, spread labneh on a piece of toast and top it with veggies. • Experiment with adding it to homemade salad dressings, like ranch dressing, in place of ...