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Default How to make yogurt without any equipment

On Thu, 23 Apr 2009 16:12:01 +0100, "Sarah"
> wrote:

>
>"notbob" > wrote in message
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>> On 2009-04-23, Kajikit > wrote:
>>> (I mentioned that I was making my own yogurt and a friend asked how,
>>> so I wrote it up...)

>>
>> Thanks Kaj. I'm not a big yogurt eater, but saved your excellent
>> instructions in case I become one.
>>
>> nb

>
>Same here! I like the odd serving of Greek style with lots of honey. I may
>be tempted to give it a try, just the once, for research and all that! Its
>great to see how to actually make it at home. I've always thought you needed
>some expensive yoghurt maker, that would take up all my kitchen space.
>Thanks again Kaj.
>
>Sarah


If you want thick yogurt, either add a bunch of powdered milk to your
yogurt mix... and/or strain the finished yoghurt through a
cheesecloth. Don't ask me exactly how though - I've never tried it!
It's not hard, I just haven't done it. All you need is some unbleached
muslin cut into squares and washed several times (to get ALL the
sizing out of it...). Then you line a colander with the muslin, put
the yogurt into it, and leave it to drain in the fridge.