Homemade Yogurt
1.
200g pure milk, 50g plain yogurt, 20g white sugar
2.
Pour the milk into the milk pan, add the sugar and stir evenly, heat on a low heat until the sugar melts (the sugar can be increased or decreased according to your own taste)
3.
Wait for the milk temperature to drop to about 40 degrees (if you don’t have a thermometer, feel the bowl with your hands. It’s about the same temperature as your hands or a little warmer. The temperature can only be low but not high. If it is high, it will scald the probiotics in the yogurt)
4.
Add 50g yogurt and mix well
5.
Put the container into boiling water, sterilize at high temperature, and pour the yogurt liquid
6.
Pour warm water into the rice cooker, adjust to the heat preservation level, keep the temperature in the pot continuously at about 37 degrees, and soak the container with yogurt in warm water (heat preservation is to keep the milk mixed liquid at a balanced temperature for fermentation)
7.
Let stand for 6 hours. If the yogurt becomes thicker, it is ready. If not, put it in and cover it for 1-2 hours until it reaches the concentration you are satisfied with.
Tips:
1. Ensure that the container is water-free and oil-free aseptic before fermentation, otherwise it will affect the final results of yogurt fermentation;
2. The proportion of fine sugar can be added or reduced according to personal preference;
3. The thick inner tank has a good temperature storage effect, so after turning off the power, the milk can be kept at a constant temperature and continue to ferment;
4. The prepared yogurt can be put in the refrigerator to keep fresh, and the flavor will be more
5. The prepared yogurt has no additives, so it must be kept in cold storage. It is best to eat it within three days, and it should not be kept for too long.
6. Fill the water into the rice cooker. It is better to put it in the bowl and just reach the half-full place on the wall of the bowl. Don't let the bowl float with too much water, and don't have too little water. If there is too little water, soak the hot water to heat it. The surface is uneven, the bottom is hot and the top is cool, which easily affects the quality of the finished product;