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Any experienced yogurt makers out there?

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MrsWalton · 11/02/2009 14:12

Amazed with my first attempt? Need to ask questions.

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Furball · 12/02/2009 07:11

no answers myself but can I ask how you did it?

I've read you can do it with a spoonful of live yogurt and a flask or do I need a fancy yogurt maker?

MrsWalton · 12/02/2009 13:51

Hi Furball,

It was so easy i cannot believe it. I reckon the flask approach is easy, unless you have a range (which i do) Definitely don't need fancy maker.

I brought half a pint of semi-skimmed milk to almost boiling (kills of any unwanted bacteria).

Left it to cool to 50degrees . When it has formed a skin it's normally at 50 degrees. If you have a kitchen thermometer all the better. It needs to be 50 degrees for the good bacteria to work.

Then a spoonful of live yogurt mixed with a little more milk just so i could pour it down the side of the jug so i didn't disrupt the skin on top. I covered it wrapped it in a teatowel and left it on the range overnight. Took me all of about 10 mins.

Without a range, i would put the boiled milk to cool in the open flask, then add the yogurt and close up till morning.

Next morning half a pint of live yogurt!!

Then, i poured it into a muslin over a bowl and let the 'whey' run into the boil. An hour later i have a pot of greek yogurt.

I'm hooked now.

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MrsWalton · 12/02/2009 13:53

Sorry that should read - run into the BOWL

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Furball · 12/02/2009 16:04

sounds good mrsw - will give it a try

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