How would I make this yogurt recipe with a yogurt machine? - salton yogurt recipe
I bought a Salton yogurt maker makes 5 glasses with yogurt. He had no instructions and can not find instructions or online. I make this recipe for yogurt, but not with a yogurt maker How to apply the recipe for a yogurt maker? Thank you!
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Salton Yogurt Recipe How Would I Make This Yogurt Recipe With A Yogurt Machine?
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Check out my previous answer, such as yogurt (make in this issue ... I also have a Salton yogurt machine, but it is the only type of device does not cut it like ... should not matter whether):
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One thing I would say, however, as someone said to hatching: at least 8 hours "means that (assuming you have all the milk already in the proper fermentation temperature of 110-118, a maker of yogurt stops automatically) is the minimum amount fermentation time ** ... actually 4 hours longer (up to 24 hours) and the yogurt is more bitter than the work of the bacteria is to eat all the lactose (milk sugar) in milk, and that this process goes very quickly, while temperature is correct. You may like yogurt more sour than I do.
** This is what we do, do not add additional time * * Only for whole milk to achieve a proper fermentation temperature.
Also btw, the * * amount of yogurt that regardless of whether all milkis exactly the right temperature during the incubation.
Oh, and do not boil the milk, let alone for 30 minutes. Do you think it is below the boiling point (185 well) if you are hotter than the temperature of fermentation origin are to make it thicker.
HTH,
Diane B.
Just follow a standard recipe of yogurt, pour into glasses and put on his spectacles, and incubate you in peace for at least 8 hours. Salton foundation creates a gentle warmth into the jars, so that more and more sour the yogurt will receive. I make yogurt from raw milk per day from my own cows. It is a great way to gelatin, expenses and other chemicals to avoid in the yogurt business. The Salton is great, the bottles are the right size for one serving. Basically, just follow each recipe, but put in jars.
Hope this helps ....
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It is usually a mixture of milk from some natural yoghurt culture, begin their growth and then a little honey and vanilla.
I always have the milk powder to make it creamy.
He says a liter of milk, but I think for the unity they have only a quart or liter, equivalent to 4 cups.
This is a recipe to put in a Styrofoam container to meet with small bottles and water heater to.
You will need:
A styrofoam or other cooling
Yogurt
Yogurt cups
I have a bit of vanilla and honey.
Simply heat the milk all you want (start with one gallon).
Bring to a boil and cook for about 30 minutes.
Cool until still warm but not hot enough to burn, to see if you put your finger on it.
Put 1 / 2 cup yogurt and stir in milk.
Pour the hot milk into containers.
Boil water, enough to fill the fridge half way up on the sides of containers of yogurt. Leave overnight - in the morning "LL have yogurt!
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