Trial 1
- Bring 3 liters of 2% milk to 92-94 C and keep it in this range for 15 mins. Stir continuously during this time to prevent burning the milk too much.
- Turn off heat.
- Add 150g honey and 1/2 tablespoon vanilla essence. Stir it in.
- Cool milk to around 43 C
- In sterilized containers, spoon in at least 5% to 10% by volume of a previous yoghurt batch. Or else use store bought yoghurt with live culture.
- When milk is cool enough, pour in the milk mixture into the sterilized containers.
- Cap the containers and put them in a bath at 41C for 8 hours.
Result: texture was pretty good. Slightly sourish, so needs a bit more sweetness. Cannot taste the vanilla. Overall, this is pretty good yoghurt.
Trial 2
Add more sweetness and vanilla essence. Keep everything else the same. i.e
- Bring 3 liters of 2% milk to 92-94 C and keep it in this range for 15 mins. Stir continuously during this time to prevent burning the milk too much.
- Turn off heat.
- Add 180g honey and 1 tablespoon vanilla essence. Stir it in.
- Cool milk to around 43 C
- In sterilized containers, spoon in at least 5% to 10% by volume of a previous yoghurt batch. Or else use store bought yoghurt with live culture.
- When milk is cool enough, pour in the milk mixture into the sterilized containers.
- Cap the containers and put them in a bath at 41C for 8 hours.
Result: This is weird. The result is slightly sweeter, but the texture is now slightly runny (which should have been the impact of cooking time and temperature, which I did not change).
Will revert to Trial 1 again strictly. And see what happens.
Trial 3
This one’s the best yet.
Basically the same as trial 1, but ferment in bath for 10 hours instead. Texture is nice and blend of sweet/sour is balanced.
Will revert to Trial 1 again strictly. And see what happens.
Trial 3
This one’s the best yet.
Basically the same as trial 1, but ferment in bath for 10 hours instead. Texture is nice and blend of sweet/sour is balanced.
No comments:
Post a Comment