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bi.inh.nhien
bùi đinh nhien :
Bao nhieu ak
2025-01-03 13:54:56
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thanhhuyennguyen21
Huyền (miu) :
Síp Nhật ko ạ
2025-01-04 07:28:25
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mun_ly.38
Mun lỳ*38 :
shop ở đâu vậy ạ
2025-01-05 10:12:50
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fggcsffghhb
Đỗ Khánh Thành :
ship việt bao nhiu ạ
2025-01-05 05:02:56
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haynguyenvan
Hay Nguyễn Văn :
còn không ạ
2025-01-04 13:17:21
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lcnobi2
lộcnobi :
Mua ở đâu
2025-01-05 03:58:39
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junseok801
JunSeokShin :
Bán ở đâu vậy?Đây là Hồ Chí Minh
2025-01-04 07:00:09
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thanh.le.9x
Uỷ ban top top :
Mình đặt 1 bộ ạ. Shop nt cho mình nhé
2025-01-04 13:55:23
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Homemade yogurt 🐮  Skip the grocery store and use what’s left on the bottom of your yogurt container to make a whole new batch of homemade yogurt!  Why make your own yogurt? 1. Milk is cheaper than yogurt 2. Use the last batch of yogurt to make a new batch.. Infinite yogurt glitch 3. Uhmm hello.. you just made your OWN YOGURT. You’re basically a self sufficient farmer now Give it a try ⤵️ 4L whole milk  1 tbs plain yogurt Add all the milk to a large pot and heat it up on the stove, stirring constantly, just until it comes up to boil. At the first sign of boil, cut the heat.  Reserve 1 ladle of the hot milk in a bowl and set aside to cool. At this time, also put 1 tbs of yogurt in another bowl to come to room temperature.  Then, place the pot of hot milk in an ice bath in the sink, large bowl or cooler. This will allow it to cool faster. You want it to cool just enough that you can withstand putting your pinky in it for 10 seconds, which takes around 10 minutes. It should still be hot. At this point, remove it from the ice bath.  Add the 1 tbs yogurt to the bowl of reserved milk and stir it in (doesn’t need to be totally smooth). Then add it to the pot of milk and whisk it in.  Cover the pot with a lid, then with a couple layers of towel or blanket. Set it aside somewhere that it won’t be bothered. Let it sit completely untouched for 24 hours, then unravel the towel/blankets and transfer straight to the fridge for a minimum of 8 hours (preferably overnight) before scooping from it. DO NOT OPEN THE LID WHEN TRANSFERRING TO THE FRIDGE!  Enjoy in your dips, sauces, salads, and cooking!! ENJOY!!  TIPS & NOTES: - You NOT need to use 4L of milk. Use as much or as little as you’d like, the method shown in the video stays the same - You don’t need 1-2 tbs of yogurt starter, literally the scrapings at the bottom of your container will work. Even half a tsp worth - You do NOT need to incubate for 24 hours. I do this because I use it in savoury preparations like stews, salads and dips so I like for it to be sour. The longer you incubate, the more tang. If you want to use it in sweet preparations like breakfast or just don’t want it to be sour, incubate for only 8 hours before refrigerating - If you would like to flavour your yogurt with fruit or jam, I’d recommend doing that after it’s fermented and set. If you would like to sweeten or add vanilla, do that as you’re bringing the milk up to heat so that it dissolves and disperses evenly - You don’t have to leave the yogurt in the same pot to ferment. You can gently pour it into another jar or container that the yogurt will set in and then transfer to the fridge
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