Fat Free Yoghurt

[Master Moderator]

Name of Recipe: Yogurt
Number of People:
Ingredients:

1 litre of UHT milk
1 tub of fat free yogurt (standard size)
1 heaped soup spoon of Powdered Milk


Preparation:

Place all ingredients into the bowl and cook at 80ºC for 4 mins, speed 4.
leave standing overnight (8 hours)
Then place in bowl and put in the fridge.

Tips/Hints: Very cheap alternative to expensive yoghurt's that supermarkets are charging these days. Crazy!!!

[baf65]

Ive tried making yoghurt without much sucess.  What did you put the yoghurt in once you had finished with the TM?

[Master Moderator]

I place the yoghurt into a tupperware, or individual glass bowls.

[Thermomixer]

Have to try this.  I have always added the yoghurt to the milk when it has cooled - this is much easier.

[cookie1]

Having been unsuccessful with my first lot of yoghurt, I thought I would give this a go. Do you leave the yoghurt in the thermomix overnight to stand or put it into another container?
Thanks

[baf65]

i was told at my thermomix training that you should put the yoghurt into a thermos or yoghurt maker once made as this will keep it warm for the length of time that is needed to make it thick

[brazen20au]

what do you mean by a standard size ocntainer? i rarely buy yoghurt and always the big 500g tubs 

[cookie1]

I tried this over the weekend, and while it still wasn't really successful it was better than my earlier attempt. It tastes very nice. I put a 200g container of starter into the milk and as said a heaped soup spoon of powdered milk. I poured it into a thermos and left it for 8 hours and then put it in the fridge. At the bottom of the thermos it was quite thick but at the top it was thinner. I will try again and leave it out of the fridge overnight this time. Will keep you posted.
Like Brazen20au I buy my yoghurt in 1kg containers.

[huilink]

I've tried placing small jars of the preparation on top of the house heating radiators in winter, and it works wonderfully!

[cookie1]

Will have to try putting them into a sunny place during our summer Huilink. I am determined to get it right, so will keep trying. At least next winter I can put them on the gas heater if I haven't mastered it by then!