Yoghurt – A Success Story

I have tried Yoghurt a couple of times but it didn’t really work out quite perfect. Most Yoghurt recipes are similar everyone does it a little differently.

This is what I came up with and it worked perfectly.

Place 1 Litre of Milk into the Thermomix

Heat for 35 minutes on speed 2 at 90 degrees

When finished remove the lid and place in the fridge

Allow to cool around 45 mins  set your timer.

Turn on Thermomix and then place jug back on Thermomix and see what the temp is. If the 37degree light is there give it around 5 or so minutes and then add 75 g Greek natural plain yoghurt
Mix for 4 secs at speed 4

Heat for 10 mins on speed 1 at temp 37  degrees.

Whilst that is happening pour boiling water into your thermoserver place lid on and leave. Then empty when Yoghurt has finished its 10minutes and pour in the yoghurt.  Place lid on and set somewhere Warm to incubate. I used a thick small blanket and wrapped around. You could use Thermos’s or Esi Yo’s if you have them.

I left mine for 19 hours and it was perfect I then emptied into a tupperware container. I set aside a separate small Tupperware container with the starter for the next time. Using a clean spoon each time you get yoghurt out this should last 2-3 weeks “longevity wise” eating wise I doubt it will last a week for a family 🙂

I made a Raspberry Coulis.

I used 200g raspberries (fresh or frozen)  20g sugar 20 g water 15/20 g lemon ( you could also use lime)
I then heated it for 5 minutes at 90 degrees on speed 2. I then allowed the coulis to cool and carefully stirred through

Now this might not be for everyone I don’t use a lot of sugar. I like more of a “tang”

I will be working on more flavors along the way and update this post as I do

If you try this recipe please let me know how you went.

Remember Patience is a Virtue especially in yoghurt making 🙂

 

mango

**New Flavor***

Mango

200g Mango Fresh or Frozen

30g Sugar

20g Water

20g Lemon or Lime

Heat for 9 minutes at 90 degrees speed 2 – in the last 15secs blitz on speed 3

Allow to cook and then as above swirl through gently with a spoon – enjoy

 

 

cherrysauce

 

**New Flavor**

Cherry Bomb

200g cherry
20 g butter
20g water
20 g brown sugar
2 tsp corn flour
1tsp vanilla extract

Heat for 9 minutes at 90 degrees on speed 2

Allow to cool and then as above swirl through gently with a spoon – enjoy

(by the way you can use this sauce for anything you like – warm it through and drizzle on pancakes , icecream whatever takes your fancy)

 

 

***NEW FLAVOR****

Strawberry Swirl

StrawSauce

200g Strawberries
20g water
30 g – 35g brown sugar
1tsp vanilla extract
20g Lemon Juice

Heat for 10 minutes at 90 degrees on speed 2

Allow to cook and then as above swirl through gently with a spoon – enjoy

(by the way you can use this sauce for anything you like – warm it through and drizzle on pancakes , icecream whatever takes your fancy)

 

9 responses to “Yoghurt – A Success Story”

  1. This is the only yoghurt i make now.. It always works and just love everything about it., thank you..x

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    1. Hi Rae this is the first time I have posted this recipe ? You may have done similar. I have but I didn’t find it worked for me. I tried a couple of different versions out there but this one seemed to work the best for me. I only posted it today though 🙂

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  2. Hi if I don’t have any Greek starter can I just use probiotic capsules? Thank Tracy

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  3. Tracy sorry I wouldn’t know. You just need to use a Natural Yoghurt as your starter.
    I don’t know about using a Probiotic. perhaps google it ?

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  4. Tried this yogurt, it worked quite well but I didnt leave it quite long enough to set – left it for maybe 8 hrs. Had quite a lot of whey which I strained out as I like a thicker texture. It prob would have had a bit more flavour if I left it longer, but patience isnt my strong suit! The mango topping was great though, so yummy. Have also just adapted the raspberry one to use frozen mixed berries, havent tasted it yet but smells great. Thanks for the recipes!

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    1. Hi Erin
      How long did you leave it for ?

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  5. I love this recipe! So far it’s worked every time for me. I have started doubling the recipe, and I usually put it in the oven with the light on to keep it warm. It’s so nice and thick and tasty!! Thanks for a wonderful recipe 🙂

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    1. That is wonderful to hear Tonia Cheers

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