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I just checked and I have an Excalibur Dehydrator. I have been adding about

1/2 cup yogurt for starter(just to be safe) to four cups of milk. I have

just been putting it in a casserole dish between 90 -100 degrees. The

longest I have had it in was I believe about 12 hours the other night. I

haven't really paid attention to the time. I have put it in at night and

then just taken it out in the morning or if I put it in during the day I

just check with my finger to see if it is thickening. I don't like following

directions if that explains my approach. I also have two babies so I forget

to even check when I put it in.

Marcella

>From: " The Kepfords " <kepford@...>

>Reply-

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>Subject: kefir v. yogurt

>Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 08:32:30 -0600

>

>Marcella

>You wrote:

>I have been making yogurt this week without heating it. I have been taking

>my raw goats milk out of the fridge adding yogurt starter right out of the

>fridge to it and then sticking it in my dehydrator at no higher than 100

>degrees and it has been turning out great. It is thick before it gets put

>in

>the refrigerator!

>

>How long did you incubate that and what kind of dehydrator do you have?

>Sonja

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