Mulberry Yogurt
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Materials
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Pour the bacterial powder into the container and add a little milk
3.
Add the remaining milk and mix well
4.
Pour the mulberry paste
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Stir well
6.
Dispense into cups, seal with plastic wrap, and ferment at room temperature for about 12 hours
7.
Solidified into yogurt
8.
Put a spoonful of mulberry paste and small tomatoes on the surface for garnish
Tips:
Divide into small cups just for convenience, take one cup at a time, or directly ferment in a large container.
Nowadays, the temperature is higher, and the fermentation speed at room temperature is also faster.