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Yogourmet Multi Yogurt Maker

Yogourmet Multi Yogurt Maker Model 104
Yogourmet Multi Yogurt Maker and Yogurt Cultures

Yogourmet Yogurt Maker Additional Inner Container

Optional Additional Container

Making Yogurt in the Yogourmet Multi Yogurt Maker

Ingredients

  • 2 quarts milk (whole, 2%,1% or skim).

  • 1 cup plain yogurt with live active cultures or 1 double packet (10grams) of freeze dried yogurt starter.

Yogourmet Multi Yogurt Maker Process
  1. Pour two quarts of milk into a double boiler or pot and heat for one or two minutes at 180°F or until the milk comes to a boil.

  2. Allow the milk to cool to between 111°F and 113°F. To speed up the cooling process, place container in cold water. Then pour the cooled milk into the batch jar (inner container). Note: if using the Yogourmet CBA Yogurt Starter, the milk must be cooled to 73°F.

  3. Add lukewarm water to the level of one of the marks inside the Yogourmet Multi Yogurt Maker. For a 1 quart batch add to low level mark ( 8 ounces), for a 2 quart batch add water to the high level mark (12 ounces). Plug the appliance in and the red power indicator light will come on.

  4. Pour on double package (10 grams) of starter into a cup and gradually add 5-6 tablespoons of cooled milk. Once the starter is completely dissolved, empty contents into the balance of the cooled milk in the batch jar and mix well. 1 Cup of plain yogurt with live active cultures can be used instead of freeze dried starter. Do not add any flavorings or sweeteners before completing the yogurt making process.

  5. Cover the batch jar with its lid, slip the batch jar into the yogurt maker and place cover over the Yogourmet Yogurt Maker. Incubate for 4 hours or until desired consistency is reached. Note: if using the Yogourmet CBA Yogurt Starter, the incubation period will be 12-15 hrs.

  6. To stop the incubation process, take the batch jar out of the yogurt maker and place in the refrigerator for about 8 hours before serving.

Making Yogurt Cheese
Yogurt cheese is a solid concentrated yogurt with the liquid (Whey) removed. An optional Yogurt Cheese Maker is available. The yellowish liquid Whey coming out of the yogurt contains lactose, provitamin A and minerals. You can refrigerate it and drink it or add it to recipes. Note: When making yogurt cheese do not add any gelatin to the yogurt that will be used to make yogurt cheese.
  • Yogurt is composed of coagulated particles called curds which are suspended in a watery liquid called whey. As the whey is drained off in a strainer, the remaining curds become a thick cheese-like consistency.
  • Yogurt cheese can be used as a delicious low fat substitute for cream cheese, mayonnaise, sour cream and whipping cream.
  • Use to spread on toast, muffins or bagels or to top baked potatoes. Serve plain or flavor with fruit, honey or vanilla for a sweeter taste. Use the yogurt cheese to make low fat dips, salad dressings, sandwich spreads and low fat cheesecakes.
  1. Soak the supplied cotton bag, specially designed for cheese making, in boiling water.

  2. Place bag in a bowl and empty the yogurt into it.

  3. Close the bag by pulling the cords and let it hang over a bowl in the refrigerator for 6-8 hours until the yogurt has solidified to desired consistency.

  4. You can experiment with taste by adding different flavors from salt, red and green peppers, onions, chives, garlic, mushrooms, pineapple, nuts or anything else that is desired.

More Information

Features

  • Designed to maintain the ideal temperature of 111°F to 113°F for preparing healthy, natural and perfect yogurt every time.

  • Make homemade yogurt with any kind of milk including goat and soymilk.

  • Inner container is made of unbreakable food grade polypropylene and protects taste and quality of the yogurt. Contains no PVC materials and is dishwasher safe.

  • Makes 1 or 2 quarts of yogurt at one time.

  • Food grade inner container with seal tight lid is dishwasher safe and keeps yogurt good for up to 3 weeks in the refrigerator.

  • Includes precision stainless steel thermometer that is color coded to indicate exactly when to add the starter to your pre-heated milk.

  • Includes a cotton bag to make your own healthy, low fat yogurt cheese or use a Yogurt Cheese Maker.

  • A 12 page instruction manual in English, French and Spanish is included to help you get the best results possible.

  • Optional 2 quart additional inner container is made from dishwasher safe, food grade polypropylene and contains no PVC. With the additional container, you can start another batch of yogurt while storing the previous batch.

  • Optional Glass or Polycarbonate jars are available for placing finished yogurt in individual jars.

  • Temperature: 111°F to 113°F.

  • Power Cord Length: 30".

  • Packaged Weight: 3.5 lbs.

  • Dimensions: 9.5"h x 7.25" diameter.

  • Power Consumption: 13 watts.

  • UL approved.

  • Made in Canada.

  • Color: White.

  • One year warranty.

  • View a Comparison Chart of Yogurt Makers.

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