While preparing for the day I would give birth, I was cleaning out the refrigerator. I always have yogurt in my refrigerator, so I wanted to figure out a way to use it up.After cracking the egg, put the bowl on a kitchen scale. Weigh the yogurt as you add it, then stir. Weight the sugar as you add it, and stir round and round. Doing it like this means that you can weigh the ingredients while mixing, and save time. Recipe by chikappe

I wanted to use up my last banana, so I combined it with some yogurt to make a cake.This recipe makes such a deliciously moist cake that you'll be really satisfied with.If you mash the banana just before mixing into the batter, it won't turn black.As ovens vary, keep an eye on the cake as it bakes.Add more banana if you like. Recipe by Komomomomo

I wanted to eat a moist chocolate cake, but I'm also watching my calories. So, I decided to try making some with the yogurt I always eat and it was super moist! And it was so delicious.If melting the chocolate in the microwave, only do so if your microwave has an oven function so you can just leave it to melt in the residual heat from the oven. If it looks like it's going to burn while baking, cover with aluminum foil.The cake in the picture was made with 100 g of pancake mix.If you use 80 g of pancake mix, it's more chocolately because the ratio of chocolate is higher. However, this makes it more likely to burn, so be careful! Recipe by tama-ma

I made the "Moist! Yogurt Cake"into a low-calorie version.After cracking the egg, put the bowl on a kitchen scale. Weigh in the yogurt, then stir round and round. Repeat with the sugar. If you set the switch on the scale with each addition until Step 5, you can easily add the proper amounts. The batter is a little runny, so it's probably best not to use a pan that might leak at the bottom. Recipe by chikappe

I was craving for castella cakes, so here's my try on making it with 100% okara.Make sure to mix the ingredients well. It's easier if you use 2 pairs of chopsticks (4 chopsticks) to stir. For one 65mm x 175mm pound cake mold. Recipe by Hayamichan

I made this because I had lots of dried mango and yogurt.When mixing in the meringue, if the meringue and egg yolk batter are not blendedwell, large air pockets may form in the cake. So beware of that! Recipe by Ah*mi

This is a perfect cake to enjoy in the evening with a cup of hot coffee or hot tea.

I have a never-ending supply of apples, so I tried this variation of my other recipe, "Moist! Yogurt Cake". I wanted to make something so I could eat those delicious apples.After cracking the egg, put the bowl on a kitchen scale. Weigh in the yogurt, then stir round and round. Repeat with the sugar. If you do it like this, you can measure out the ingredients while mixing.As the apples are sweet, I reduced the sugar a bit to 65g, but you can add more sugar to taste. Recipe by chikappe

This is a very easy cake to make, where you basically just throw everything in a bowl and mix it, and it is very tasty! I usually do this when I don't have much time to bake.

This is very simple yogurt cake that made with whole wheat flour and coconut oil.

When I was little, my mother often made me this cake. She measured with a yogurt container. I've made this a few times and the taste is the same, but it turns out moister.Just mix. Except for the flour, you can mix all the ingredients at once. Bake at a low temperature to keep it moist and prevent scorching. If you grate the lemon peel for zest, it produces bitterness suitable for adults. So, please adjust to your liking. For 18-20 cm [7.1-7.9 in] round mold. Recipe by Arushione