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Full cream milk natural yoghurt
6 cups/1½ litres full cream milk
½ cup/125ml natural yoghurt (Starter)
¾ cup/75g full cream milk powder
Skim milk natural yoghurt
6 cups/1½ litres skim milk
½ cup/125ml natural skim milk yoghurt
(Starter)
¾ cup/75g full skim milk powder
Goat’s milk natural yoghurt
6 cups/1½ litres pasteurised goat’s milk
½ cup/125ml natural goats milk yoghurt (Starter)
¾ cup/75g full goat’s milk powder
(if not available increase goat’s milk yoghurt to ¾ cup)
Yoghurt Recipes
Grand Yoghurt Recipes & Directions
Directions
1. Heat the milk to just below boiling point (90-95°C), then cool quickly to
40°C. Use a sterilised kitchen thermometer to monitor temperature of
milk when heating and cooling.
2. Stir in yoghurt and milk powder until combined. Do not aerate.
3. Pour yoghurt mixture into the yoghurt container and press/screw the yoghurt
container lid into place. Place the yoghurt container into the yoghurt maker
housing and cover with outer yoghurt maker lid.
4. Switch the yoghurt maker on by plugging the power plug into a power
outlet. This will light up the red LCD Power Indicator. You will need to
experiment with incubation time to get consistency you desire. However,
you should not have to go over an 8 hour incubation time.
5. When the yoghurt maker has completed incubation time remove the outer
lid and yoghurt container. Then remove the yoghurt container lid and check
the texture of the yoghurt. Do not stir the yoghurt. If set to desired thickness
switch yoghurt maker off at power outlet and unplug. Replace the yoghurt
container lid and place into refrigerator for 8 hours or overnight.
6. Leave enough of the yoghurt you have made to use as a starter when
making your next yoghurt mix.
7. You should consumer yoghurt within 3-4 days.
Please Note - Store bought power starters can be used instead of yoghurt
Tip - Leave enough of the yoghurt you have made to use as a starter when making
your next yoghurt mix.