Guest guest Posted September 28, 2008 Report Share Posted September 28, 2008 I made yogurt earlier this week from a gallon of milk. I wanted to try and use glass jars and my oven because my yogurt makers can overheat and I am always fiddling with them, which annoys me. I put the light bulb in the holder and turned it on, placing 2 one half gallon jars inside as well as a thermometer. For the whole fermentation time, the thermometer said 110-112, but when I took my jars out of the oven they were so hot I decided to double check the temp of the yogurt, just in case. Well, the temp of the yogurt was 145!! How in the world did this happen? AND, though I won't eat it, would it be safe for my husband to eat (he has a GI system of steel)? After settling in the fridge, it looks normal, has the right texture and even tastes normal. Any thoughts would be appreciated, Guerin Crohn's (2007)/UC (2003) Remicade SCD 10 months Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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