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Thermos Yogurt

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Date: 10/17/2008 Topic: Recipes > Dairy  
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I have always been intimidated to make yogurt. Not ANYMORE. For thick and creamy yogurt!

Ingredients

  • 3 1/2 cups of Milk
  • 1/2 cup dry (powder)
  • 3 tablespoons of plain yogurt

Directions

Pour milk into sauce pan as well as powdered milk. Heat milk to a slow boil to temperature 210F. Remve from element and let cool to 115f. Or until it is wrist warm a little more hot then a baby bottle. Add yogurt, stir, add to wide mouth thermos and cover. (you can find a wide mouth thermos and many second hand stores for only a few dollars.) Let sit for 6 hours. Do not shake just leave sit. mmmm. Then if you do not like the plain, add your favorite jam, or honey with vanilla.

It really is so easy.

Also if you do not have powdered milk then add 4 cups milk and 5 tablespons of yogurt. It will not come out as thick but still is a delish and simple yogurt.

Source: Recipezaar

By Denise from Bristol, Quebec

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By darlene (Guest Post)
I'm wondering if you can use the homemade yogurt to create your next batch rather than continuing to buy more plain yogurt. Have you tried that? Does it work? Thanks for your recipe!

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By Liz (Guest Post)
Hi. I would like to try this. Do you mean dry milk is powdered milk? Liz

Editor's Note: Yes

Posted on 10/17/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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