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Yoghurt in pressure cooker - very thin and sloppy!

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HoneyButterPopcorn · 20/05/2024 08:09

I usually pop UHT and live yoghurt into the pressure cooker overnight, then strain and get lovely thick yoghurt.

I used live goat yoghurt (as i was told the taste would be nice and tart) and when I went to strain it it was so thin I ended up with about a cupful of watery yoghurt (from 2l of milk).

Does goat yoghurt need longer or something else added?

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HoneyButterPopcorn · 20/05/2024 08:21

Gah not pressure cooker - obv the slow cook bit of the Pressure King. 10.5 hrs.

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ellyo · 20/05/2024 08:22

Ooh, no advice about the goat I'm afraid but could you link the instructions for the normal yoghurt? Been looking for one for ages!

HoneyButterPopcorn · 20/05/2024 08:25

I’ve been using the pressure king for a while now (it’s the easiest).

1l of long life milk and a couple of tablespoons of live yoghurt. Just pour it in and stir!

There’s a yoghurt setting and I usually pop it on overnight then put it through a yoghurt strainer.

I used to make it in a thermos flask next to the radiator and that worked well!

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