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4.

 

Cooling the Milk. 

Place the vessel in a 

bowl or sink of cold water to accelerate the 
cooling process. Ensure water does not 
mix with the milk. Stir the milk occasionally 
to cool evenly.  

5.

  Place the supplied spoon/thermometer into 

milk and allow to cool until the "add starter" 
temperature is shown on the thermometer 
(45°C) (Fig. C). Add the starter culture (Fig. 
D) or yoghurt (Fig. E) and GENTLY stir. 
DO NOT BEAT OR WHIP. If a saucepan 
was used to heat milk, pour contents into 
yoghurt pot and cover with lid.  

6.

  Place yoghurt pot into Yoghurt Maker and 

replace the cover. The contents should 
incubate for 6-6 1/2 hours. Avoid 
disturbing the pot until yoghurt has set. If 
using UHT milk the contents should 
incubate for up to eight hours or overnight.  

7.

  Remove

 

Yoghurt pot from Yoghurt Maker 

and place pot in refrigerator for about eight 
hours to allow flavours to mature.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Remove half cup yoghurt, for future use as starter, before adding flavourings. 

The above simple directions will ensure successful yoghurt making for years to 

come.  

ENJOY

 

YOUR YOGHURT!  

 

 

Summary of Contents for YM10

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...cial strains of acid producing bacteria to milk Lactic acid is formed from the lactose of the milk It sets it into a soft custard like consistency Hence the miIdly sour flavour and aroma characteristi...

Page 3: ...roduces a smooth but firmer yoghurt and skim milk produces a very soft yoghurt 2 To begin making yoghurt you will need to add a starter This may be supplied in two forms i Freeze dried yoghurt culture...

Page 4: ...yoghurt culture quantity as per packet directions or Up to half cup of fresh natural commercial yoghurt Method 1 Make sure all equipment is clean 2 Switch on the Yoghurt Maker with the cover in place...

Page 5: ...ucepan was used to heat milk pour contents into yoghurt pot and cover with lid 6 Place yoghurt pot into Yoghurt Maker and replace the cover The contents should incubate for 6 6 1 2 hours Avoid disturb...

Page 6: ...ld flavouring into yoghurt to maintain its consistency Excessive stirring can cause yoghurt to become thin Add fresh dried or canned fruit chopped or pureed Flavour with sugar honey jam vanilla or alm...

Page 7: ...herbs or horseradish it makes a delightful spread to serve on crackers or bread or spoon it over potatoes cooked in their jackets 1 litre milk makes about 400g cheese 1 Use the same procedure to ster...

Page 8: ...and black pepper plus ground celery Tarragon and chopped raisins with 1 teaspoon of cointreau Chives green pepper olive oil and salt What to do with a spoonful of Yoghurt Cheese A substitute of butter...

Page 9: ...hips and assorted dry crackers SOUPS Pumpkin Cumin Soup Serves 4 3 teaspoons butter 1 onion chopped 1 teaspoon ground cumin 1 chicken stock cube 11 2 cups water finely chopped chives for garnish 500g...

Page 10: ...1 medium size roasting chicken 1 2 teaspoon salt juice of 1 small lemon Marinade 1 2 jar Sharwood s tandoori paste 1 2 cup thick natural yoghurt 1 clove crushed garlic 1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh...

Page 11: ...freshly ground black pepper 2 3 chives finely sliced 1 tablespoon walnut pieces Combine all ingredients Chill Yoghurt Mint Dressing 1 spring onion finely chopped 10 fresh mint leaves 1 tablespoon hone...

Page 12: ...e in a blender 2 Beat cream at high speed with an electric beater until firm peaks form add yoghurt and berry puree and continue beating until mixture becomes firm 3 Spoon into pavlova shell and decor...

Page 13: ...r water 1 4 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 2 teaspoon vanilla essence 1 4 cup pine nuts for decoration Rosewater Syrup 1 2 cup sugar 1 2 cup water 1 teaspoon rose water 1 Pre heat oven at 110 C Lightly gr...

Page 14: ...t mixed with cool fruit juices fruit or milk makes an ideal light and refreshing drink anytime of the day Lassi Serves 2 250mls natural yoghurt 1 teaspoon rosewater 250mls milk 1 2 teaspoon ground car...

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