Guest guest Posted January 27, 2012 Report Share Posted January 27, 2012 Dana, I'm a rookie at this, but I feel that I am pleased with my product. I use (gasp!) just milk I buy at WalMart, nothing special - the stuff we've always bought. If I were to rinse my grains (I don't) between batches, I'd only have 1 tsp that I drop into a 1 quart jar after straining. I add about 3 cups of milk - stopping before the shoulder of the jar to give it room to grow. I put it in the cupboard & close the door. I don't rock it or anything for 24 hours. In the the morning, the grains are clumped on the surface & there are pockets of whey forming in the bottom of the jar, no more than 1/2 inch. I stir it all together & strain through an old tupperware colander. The grains are not really growing in size. They are probably multiplying, but so small that they are not strained out. Occasionally, I notice a volume increase & I drop a few grains into my smoothie. If I am using whole milk, the finished product is thick, but not like manufactured yogurt. The smell is pleasant - I'm not a fan of cultured dairy products, but I find this is great for a strawberry smoothie each morning. Good luck - don't give up! LaDonna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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