5 Ingredient Greek Yogurt Bread (No Yeast + No Knead)
This bread comes together with only 5 ingredients and in only 5 minutes. If you’re not into yeast, lots of kneading the dough and waiting around for the dough to rise, then this recipe is for you! The Greek yogurt gives the bread a soft and pillowy texture you will fall in love with!
In the past, I have developed a really popular 2 Ingredient Bread recipe that uses regular vanilla yogurt with self rising flour. This has a similar texture with less sweetness. I love them both!
You can use 5% Fat Greek Yogurt or 2% Fat Greek Yogurt. My favorite brand is FAGE. For me, its super creamy and thick. If you like this recipe, you will love my 4 Ingredient Greek Yogurt Bagels!
I have more no-yeast and no-knead bread recipes that readers have loved. Please check my Almond Flour Keto Bread or my 5 Ingredient Flourless Cottage Bread.
This bread can be enjoyed as a breakfast with some eggs, jam or nut butter. I also like to use this bread for dipping into olive oil. Add some olives and sea salt and you have a delicious Mediterranean snack or appetizer. This is how my grandparents would enjoy fresh baked bread!
Store leftover bread in your fridge or freezer. Use a plastic bag and get as much air out as possible. Freeze up to 3 months. Thaw the bread and then proceed to slice and toast!
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5 Ingredient Greek Yogurt Bread
Ingredients
- 3 cups all purpose flour
- 1 ½ tbs baking powder
- 1 ¼ tsp salt
- 1 ½ cups milk (of choice)
- 1 cup Greek yogurt
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375℉ and line 9×5 inch loaf pan with parchment paper.
- In a large bowl, sift in the flour, baking powder, and salt and then whisk together well. Add in the milk and Greek yogurt, stir gently with spatula just until combined. Dough will be thick and sticky but spreadable. Transfer to your loaf pan and spread out evenly with a rubber spatula.
- Bake bread for 55 minutes to 1 hour or until toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Remove from oven and let it set in the pan for 5 minutes, then transfer the bread to a wire rack to cool off completely – about 1 hour.
STELLAAAAAAAAAA! you did it again! i could barely wait an hour for the bread to cool. the crust was so crispy. the inside was a bit moist inside. i used cloud9 gluten free flour and costco 0 percent fat greek yogurt, and whole milk. i spread some almond butter and a sprinkle of salt on top – divine, so delicious and filling. perfect for toasting – listen, people! you will lick your lips. thanks for sharing your amazing recipes , Stella – OPA!!
Will this work with oat flour?
HI Oli, i haven’t tried it but it might work!
i used 0% greek yogurt, so delicious. I could sit and eat entire loaf. I made salmon patties, will toast bread and make sandwiches.
Hi Ruthann, that sounds awesome! I’m so glad you tried it! Thank you for the kind feedback!
Perfect crust on the outside, light and fluffy on the inside… and the easiest bread in the world to make! Thank you!
Hi Heather, Exactly! I’m so happy you liked the the recipe! Thank you!
Hi Stella,
Have you tried this with GF flour? I know I can try your almond flour recipe but was curious if I can sub 1 for 1 GF flour in this recipe.
Thanks!
Hi Debbie, I’m sorry but I havent tried it with GF flour – It might work but i’m not 100% sure!
Have you tried a nutritious flour like spelt? My understanding is it can be “closely” substituted for reg. flour. Try to steer clear of reg. white flour.
it just didn’t work for me. crispy on the outs8de put very doughy inside. I increased baking time 45mins and it was still not done
Hi Dawn, I’m sorry the recipe didnt work for you!!
Silly but can I put shredded cheese through it or will it ruin the bread?
HI Shirley, it should work however, I have not tried it with this recipe yet!
can you use greek yogurt with fruit?
Hi Pat, it should work out fine! I havent tried it though so i cant say for sure!
i honestly want to slap people when i hear that last comment
I cannot get the bread out of the pan. I guess the pan needed to be oiled or lined with parchment but the recipe didn’t specify that. Now I have to soak the whole thing in water just to get it out. You might want to add to your recipe about preparing the pan for people like me who are new at making bread.
HI Michelle, i’m sorry the bread stuck but my recipe did state to line the pan with parchment paper. its in step 1