I have always thought that yogurt was tough to make. I recently decided to give it a try and it turned out GREAT! I wish I would have started making this yogurt a LONG time ago! It is going to save me SO much money!
I got my recipe from Salad-In-A-Jar blog and I definitely recommend heading over there and checking it out! She even has a video on how she made it! It helped me out! Check out the Recipe and Video HERE.
Salad in a Jar incubates her yogurt in the oven, but my oven does not go that low. So I incubated my yogurt in a ice chest with towels. I also put a towel on the top and then closed the ice chest. I then set it on my dryer for about 8 hours.
It worked out GREAT! When I pulled the yogurt out it was still warm and looked like yogurt!
To make Greek Yogurt you have to strain the Whey off. I used a regular strainer lined with Cheese Cloth. Keep all of the Whey because I have a great bread recipe that I will soon post that uses Whey! When it is strained, you just whip it and add your flavorings. I flavored ours with honey and sugar. It was Great!
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27 comments:
Sounds great! Can't wait to try this :)
That's awesome! I'm gonna have to try this one.
WOW this is amazing..I'll have to try this. My family LOVES yogurt!
Sounds yummy! I have gotta try it now!
thanks so much for sharing this at my WHat We Wore and Made party this looks so yummy
this looks really yummy and easy to make... my lil one loves yogurt... i'm a newbie blogger who saw your blog on thursday bloghop.. pls come check out my site and lemme know what you think.. im a new follower as well...
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I really need to try this sometime. I keep stalling.:(
I have always been afraid to try to make my own yogurt as well, but I love it, especially the thick tangy Greek yogurt. Mmmm. You may have just inspired me to give it a try. I would love it if you linked this up at our Link It Up Thursday party. http://thesepeastastefunny.blogspot.com/2012/02/link-it-up-thursday-5.html#more
I've seen this before too, but am too afraid to try! I should try though, we love yogurt! Thanks for sharing at TGIF!
We've made this in the crock-pot before, and if it's not thick enough, you can add dried milk to it when you whisk in the yogurt starter: http://practical-stewardship.com/2012/01/14/homemade-crock-pot-yogurt-recipe/
Thanks for sharing! Happy you linked to Things I've Done Thursday!
Melanie www.bearrabbitbear.com
OOh, my mom used to make home made yogurt when I was a little girl. I loved it. Thanks for the good memory.
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I got a $20 yogurt maker for Christmas (Khols) and LOVE it! So cool how creative you can get to make it without any appliance! Thanks for linking up to TGIF! Have a GREAT weekend,
Beth =-)
Stopping by from show your stuff! That is such a great idea. I would have never thought to use a cooler.
yummy :)
I'm totally into soy milk & I'm wondering if you know if that would work in place of cow's milk.
Hi, I'm a new follower from the Show your Stuff blog hop. Looks delish!
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Oh, wow, I had no idea you could make yogurt! Glad you shared this at Shine on Fridays!
I have been thinking of making my own yogurt but was intimidated. This looks like something I could tackle. Thanks for sharing. Saw you on A Round Tuit.
Hi :) - thank you so much for sharing with JAQS Studio's Linky Party. You were featured today :)!
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My mum used to make yoghurt when we were little and I'd quite forgotten! Thanks for the reminder - maybe I'll give it a go myself sometime!
Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
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Yummy!! I love yogurt :) Thanks for sharing this with us as well. Hope to see you this week.
~MiaB
Thanks for linking up to Serenity Saturday Link Party!
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I've always wanted to make my own yogurt, and now I can. It looks easy, and I thought it would be hard, but now know I can tackle it. Your Jean quilt tutorial is so good. Thanks for sharing your creative inspiration at Sunday's Best Par.tay!
Oh I love yogurt! I never even thought of making my own! Thanks for sharing!
This is such a fantastic recipe! I have featured it on this week's Makin' You Crave Monday. Come by & check it out - and I'd love to see you link up again this week!
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