Homemade Yogurt

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Ready In:
4hrs 3mins
Ingredients:
2
Yields:
4 cups
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ingredients

  • 4 cups milk
  • 1 tablespoon yogurt (I save it from the previous day's lot)
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directions

  • Heat milk till its finger dipping hot.
  • In a glass or ceramic bowl smear the 1 tblsp of prepared yogurt and pour milk over it.
  • Stir just once, cover and leave in a warm place to set.
  • Takes about 4 hours to set.
  • *Remember not to shift the bowl around or shake it, or else the yogurt will not set.
  • When set, refrigerate.
  • Eat it either plain or with fruits of your choice (pureed or diced).
  • I like my cupful with a tsp of sugar.

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Reviews

  1. Hi Honeybeee, Well this was our first attempt and the yogurt was a bit runny. This will not be our last attempt. I just read Velvetinenut's review and I think we will follow suit! Otherwise the taste was very good and worth making again. Thank you for posting.
     
  2. I heated the milk until a bit of steam started coming out and poured it into a yoghurt smeared glass bowl (I used two tablespoons) which I then placed into a pre-heated oven. The oven was turned off. I had to very carefully move the yoghurt bowl a couple of times out of the oven because I had to use it but I didn't jar or shake the bowl. It was in the warm oven for about 3 hours and on my kitchen counter for about 8 hours at 26C degrees. It was much thicker after being stored in the fridge for 11 hours. Make sure the yoghurt you use has "live culture" or it won't work.
     
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