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Making yoghurt at home

The result is a delicious yoghurt, and the consistency is great. In my experience, it's much cheaper than store-bought vegetable yoghurt, and you can decide what flavouring you want to add.

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Ingredients

number of servings
1
  • 1 l Milk replacer (coconut, oats rice almonds) Added to
  • 2 tablespoon Store-bought vegetable yoghurt (for probiotic bacteria) Added to
  • 1 tablespoon Agave syrup (optional) Added to
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Directions

50 min.
1. Step

First, use clean utensils and utensils to avoid unwanted bacteria. Thoroughness is very important at this stage.

2. Step

Heat the milk substitute over medium heat, but do not boil. Depending on its consistency, it may curdle and \curdle up\ but don't worry, this is normal.

3. Step

When it is almost boiling, remove from the heat and let it cool to about 40-45 degrees Celsius. You will feel it by touch, it should be pleasantly lukewarm - it shouldn't burn your hands.

4. Step

Once you have reached the desired temperature, add store-bought vegetable yoghurt, which contains probiotic bacteria. Mix well.

5. Step

If necessary, sprinkle in agave syrup, although this is not necessary as the probiotic bacteria break down sucrose. This step is incredibly important if you want a sweeter, dessert-style yoghurt.

6. Step

Put a lid on it and put it in a warm place for 24 hours to allow the bacteria to work.

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