@wantstoknowjesus Bob’s Red Mill sell nonfat dry milk powder.
Perfect Greek-Style Yogurt at Home: No Straining Needed!
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@wantstoknowjesus it is sold in the baking section of every grocery store.
@wantstoknowjesus fairlife and make in crock pot
heartbroken123456
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Plz explain to me what did the book means. Do you boil it on a pot ..of so how long and to what temp.?? It sounds so good this way.
@heartbroken123456 if you have the yogurt setting on your instant pot you can download the instructions for the boil method for your pot.
@heartbroken123456 this is pretty much what I do. Read everything so can feel confident when you do it.
Only extra thing I did was to whisk 3 Tbsp nonfat powder milk with 1 cup of milk then add it to to a 1/2 gallon of 2 % milk that is already in the pot. I strain it to be sure there are no lumps of dry powder milk. If using the boil method in your pot doesn’t bring the temperature up to 185 degrees, then you can use sauté in normal but be there with the thermometer in the pot to constantly check the temperature. Once it reaves 185. Remove the pot and dip it in cool water or let cool naturally until it goes down to 110 degrees. That’s when you can add the starter, dry bottom of the liner and put it inside the pot. Then use yoghurt “Normal” setting for 8 hours minimum
All other steps are the same.
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Only extra thing I did was to whisk 3 Tbsp nonfat powder milk with 1 cup of milk then add it to to a 1/2 gallon of 2 % milk that is already in the pot. I strain it to be sure there are no lumps of dry powder milk. If using the boil method in your pot doesn’t bring the temperature up to 185 degrees, then you can use sauté in normal but be there with the thermometer in the pot to constantly check the temperature. Once it reaves 185. Remove the pot and dip it in cool water or let cool naturally until it goes down to 110 degrees. That’s when you can add the starter, dry bottom of the liner and put it inside the pot. Then use yoghurt “Normal” setting for 8 hours minimum
All other steps are the same.
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arcticnorwegian
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@arcticnorwegian really? Wow! I just do ice water bath. I am sure your method is faster. I was just afraid of contamination the yoghurt but I guess is ok.