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30 June 2006 ~ Comments Off

Yogurt

  • a cake pa
  • a deep mixing bowl
  • a wire wisk
  • 1/4 cup plain yogurt
  • 1 quart skim milk
  • 4 small jars with lids

Yogurt is made from milk soured by good bacteria. With a little “starter” yogurt, you can change milk into yogurt.

  1. Combine the yogurt and the skim milk in the bowl. Stir it well with the wire wisk.
  2. Pour the mixture into the jars and put on the lids.
  3. Set the jars in a pan and put enough warm water in the pan to come almost to the top of the jars.
  4. Find a warm place to put the pan where it will not be disturbed for 8 hours.

You will find when you open the jars that the milk has thickened. It is now yogurt. You can sweeten your yogurt with fruit or jam.

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