The other night I had the good fortune of being able to base an entire meal on an experiment gone awry.
I make my own yogurt, because the tubs you can buy in the store are like a single mouthful for me. To get even cheaper, I decided to try making yogurt from rehydrated dry milk. Instead of yogurt, I ended up with a bucket of water with a smaller bucket-shaped cylinder at the bottom. The substance seemed to be cultured properly, but the texture was denser and grainy, almost like hummus. My ever-positive mom was fortunately around to say "I bet that would be GREAT with some salt and garlic", and a fantastic cheese-like substance was born.
I put it over salmon (with honey) and scalloped potato with mouthwatering, cheap, and nutritious results.
That looks delicious. I've been looking up some yogurt recipes lately. I think I might try my first batch this weekend.
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