Avocado Cream Yogurt
1.
Today, boxed pure milk was used to make yogurt, and old rock sugar was used for sweetness.
2.
First pour two boxes of milk into the pot, add rock sugar and cook until the rock sugar melts.
3.
Then add the remaining milk and stir evenly. The boxed milk has been sterilized. If you don’t add rock sugar, you don’t need to cook it at all. So I left half of it at room temperature so that it can cool down relatively quickly.
4.
When the temperature of the milk cools to 44-45 degrees, put it out about 100ml first, add the yogurt bacteria powder and stir evenly. Note that all utensils and containers must be boiled for sterilization and disinfection before use.
5.
Then add about 200ml of milk and stir well, so that after melting and stirring, the bacterial powder will be distributed more evenly, and then fermented after being divided into later stages.
6.
Pour the melted yogurt into the milk in the pot.
7.
Be sure to stir well.
8.
Pour it into a sterilized bottle and box, put it in the oven, turn on the fermentation function, keep the temperature at 42 degrees, and ferment for 7 hours.
9.
The surface of the fermented yogurt is very flat. If you can't finish it, let it cool to room temperature and put it in the refrigerator. There will be no condensation on the surface.
10.
Add whipped cream with sugar and beat until it can be mounted.
11.
The avocado is pressed into a puree, and it is finely sieved.
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Add whipped cream to the avocado puree, stir evenly, and then put it into a piping bag for use.
13.
Squeeze avocado cream on the surface of the yogurt. You will not eat the cream anymore. You can decorate with slices of avocado and jujube. Children will also like it.
14.
Dig a spoonful to see if you make your own yogurt without thickeners and thick.
Tips:
When fermenting yogurt, all tools, utensils and containers should be boiled and disinfected to prevent infection by bacteria.