Guest guest Posted October 27, 2008 Report Share Posted October 27, 2008 When making yogurt, The BTVC book advises to " cool milk until it has reached room temperature or below....it is very important that you allow the temperature to drop sufficiently or you will kill the bacterial culture you are now ready to introduce. " However, the BTVC website SCD beginners pictorial guide advises to " let the milk cool to below 110 degrees Farenheit (43C) luke warm temperature (body temperature) or cooler. " As there is a big difference between say room temperature at 70 something degrees, and body temperature around 100 degrees, I wanted to ask everyone what temperature do you cool your milk to before adding the yogurt starter? Just want to make sure I am preparing the yogurt correctly! thanks ~ Mike, wife with UC 6 years Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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