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April 29, 2011

Yogurt from 2% Fat Milk to 100% Homemade

Here's a fast and easy way to make yogurt of your choice at home. With this yogurt maker, you only need to boil 6 cups of milk then cool to lukewarm and add 1 cup of yogurt as starter. 
You can cool it faster when you place the hot milk over a pot of cold water.
Pour mixture into the individual jars and cover with the dome without the lids.


You can set the maker to 9 hours at night and have the yogurt ready the next morning for breakfast. 
You are now ready have a fresh jar of yogurt plain with muscovado sugar, topped with homemade jam or fruit macedonia.




Enjoy!







16 comments:

  1. Un dessert genuino e rinfrescante! Baci : )

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  2. Delicious and great machine :D

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  3. I have another version of yogurt maker in my hand. I used make with them.

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  4. I am enjoying. What is it about yogurt that just draws you in beckoning you to pick up a spoon?

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  5. I would love one with lots of fresh berries!

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  6. I knew a festival of colours should end this post! :-)

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  7. I do the same....I love it for breakfast!!.........Abrazotes, Marcela

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  8. Michelangelo I love make yogurt at home! is really delicioius and this look amazing!! gloria

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  9. Un'ottima idea di preparare in casa lo yogurt...e poi con quella frutta devono essere veramente ottimi! Bravissimo

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  10. aargh!! another kitchen gadget! i hope i can forget abt this after i leave your page otherwise i'm afraid that i'll be dreaming to get this yogurt maker!!

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  11. I've never made homemade yogurt. Yours looks amazing (especially with the fruit)!

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  12. I never knew they made a yogurt maker- i always make yogurt the way my mom makes it. Got to learn something new day- it came out really perfect!
    US Masala

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  13. Acompañado con unas frutas es un postre sano y fantástico

    Abrazos

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  14. I gave away my yoghurt maker because I only used it once - those little pots were such a pain. However, looking at your beautiful photos I'm feeling a little pang of regret - still, it went to a good home where it was appreciated. I guess I could always give this yoghurt a try, and use the airing cupboard to keep it warm.

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  15. this is such a great idea. i haven't used a yogurt maker but i think i should invest in one since yogurt is pricey... making my own would be cheaper!

    -abeer @ www.cakewhiz.com

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