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Preparing Fermented Milk Products in a Yogurt Maker
They should be treated with the boiling water.
You will need the following:
The starter culture (1 bottle can produce between 1 to 3 litres of fermented milk)
Milk (cow, goat, almond or soybean)
Any model of a yogurt maker can be used. If you do not have a yogurt maker you can prepare it in any pot.
1 Prepare milk.
Milk should be neither too cold (not lower than the room temperature) nor too hot.
2 Add the starter culture.
Make sure that the milk is not hot (not warmer than +40°C). Fill about half of a bottle with the starter culture with milk, close it with a cap, and shake until the starter dissolves completely. Pour the dissolved starter culture into milk, and stir it thoroughly.
3 Leave it for ripening.
Pour the mixture of milk and starter culture into the yogurt maker. If your yogurt maker has a selection of temperature, use the “yogurt” or 36-40°C mode. If the yogurt maker does not have options for a cooking mode, just turn it on according to the instructions. The time for ripening is 8-10 hours or overnight. The soybean and almond milk require more fermentation time.
4 Check the result.
After the ripening time is over, make sure that the product has become thick. If you are not satisfied, let the product ripen for 1-2 hours more and check again.
5 Cooling, maturation, storage.
The ready-to-use product should be cooled in the refrigerator. The best taste is achieved during the maturating process in the refrigerator within a day, but you can consume the product immediately after it is cooled off. The shelf life of the ready-to-use yogurt is up to 5 days. If you wish, you can add fruits, nuts, honey, cereal or sugar to your yogurt. Bon appetite!
Which milk to choose.