Dripped Yogurt Instructions from Marilyn (LSCDL Method)

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Yogurt Dripping (LSCDL Method)

The following directions are for dripping cow's milk yogurt. I drip ALL my

yogurt, and since I use a LOT of yogurt, only the best mass production methods

work!

I find that I get the best results from dripping yogurt which has been chilled

at least eight hours (for a two liter / half gallon batch) in the refrigerator.

I bought a dozen inexpensive all cotton handkerchiefs at an outlet store for

dripping yogurt. I wet one, and line a colander with it (wetting it makes it

stick to the sides of the colander so it doesn't go FLOP just as the yogurt goes

PLOP) and then scrape the yogurt into it. I cover it and set it over a bowl. And

then fold the handkerchief corners up over the top of the bowl. (If you don't,

they will wick the liquid up and over the side of the bowl, says the woman who

came back to find a counter covered with yogurt drippings....)

When dripping a half-gallon of half and half yogurt, I only get about 2 cups of

liquid out of the half gallon, whereas with regular whole milk, I get 4 cups

liquid to throw away.

It takes anywhere from 4-6 hours to get the yogurt dripped the way I like it.

Sometimes I stick colander and bowl and all in the refrigerator over night and

just let it do its thing.

Dripped or drained yogurt is also called yogurt cheese.

The advantage to the handkerchief is that after a couple hours, I can remove the

cover, gather up the corners of the handkerchief, and hang the package from a

string on my cupboard door to finish draining. When it is drained, I can open

the handkerchief, and turn the dripped yogurt into a storage container, and use

a spatula to scrape the remaining yogurt off the handkerchief. Then I can easily

wash the handkerchief, and, if desired, rinse it in bleach water to sterilize

it. (Personally, I think American / Canadian reliance on antibacterials is

absurd: hot water and soap get rid of as many bad buggies as most of the

commercial antibiotic products.)

I keep meaning the sew some bias tape along the edges of the handkerchiefs to

create self-strung yogurt drippers, but somehow, I'm always trying a new recipe,

instead of doing that!

— Marilyn

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Undiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001

Darn Good SCD Cook

No Human Children

Shadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

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> Yogurt Dripping (LSCDL Method)

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> The following directions are for dripping cow's milk yogurt. I drip ALL my

yogurt, and since I use a LOT of yogurt, only the best mass production methods

work!

>

> I find that I get the best results from dripping yogurt which has been chilled

at least eight hours (for a two liter / half gallon batch) in the refrigerator.

>

Thanks, Jodi. I will try it with some goat milk! Yummy.

Can you fit in a nanny goat at your place? The fuzz cannot keep you from

drinking her raw milk.

Ann

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> Yogurt Dripping (LSCDL Method)

>

>

> The following directions are for dripping cow's milk yogurt. I drip ALL my

yogurt, and since I use a LOT of yogurt, only the best mass production methods

work!

>

> I find that I get the best results from dripping yogurt which has been chilled

at least eight hours (for a two liter / half gallon batch) in the refrigerator.

>

Thanks, Jodi. I will try it with some goat milk! Yummy.

Can you fit in a nanny goat at your place? The fuzz cannot keep you from

drinking her raw milk.

Ann

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>

> Yogurt Dripping (LSCDL Method)

>

>

> The following directions are for dripping cow's milk yogurt. I drip ALL my

yogurt, and since I use a LOT of yogurt, only the best mass production methods

work!

>

> I find that I get the best results from dripping yogurt which has been chilled

at least eight hours (for a two liter / half gallon batch) in the refrigerator.

>

Thanks, Jodi. I will try it with some goat milk! Yummy.

Can you fit in a nanny goat at your place? The fuzz cannot keep you from

drinking her raw milk.

Ann

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Hi Ann,

I live in NYC.

Don't think my city apt could cope LOL although there was a guy out in Harlem

that kept a tiger- and a couple of years back there was one family that had a

crocodile also somewhere in the City. Can you imagine being the cop entering

into the house to find this? Like a bad seen from the move " The Hangover " LOL.

I would totally get a goat, a sheep a couple of ducks and hens too.

Jodi

> Thanks, Jodi. I will try it with some goat milk! Yummy.

>

> Can you fit in a nanny goat at your place? The fuzz cannot keep you from

drinking her raw milk.

> Ann

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Hi Ann,

I live in NYC.

Don't think my city apt could cope LOL although there was a guy out in Harlem

that kept a tiger- and a couple of years back there was one family that had a

crocodile also somewhere in the City. Can you imagine being the cop entering

into the house to find this? Like a bad seen from the move " The Hangover " LOL.

I would totally get a goat, a sheep a couple of ducks and hens too.

Jodi

> Thanks, Jodi. I will try it with some goat milk! Yummy.

>

> Can you fit in a nanny goat at your place? The fuzz cannot keep you from

drinking her raw milk.

> Ann

>

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Hi Ann,

I live in NYC.

Don't think my city apt could cope LOL although there was a guy out in Harlem

that kept a tiger- and a couple of years back there was one family that had a

crocodile also somewhere in the City. Can you imagine being the cop entering

into the house to find this? Like a bad seen from the move " The Hangover " LOL.

I would totally get a goat, a sheep a couple of ducks and hens too.

Jodi

> Thanks, Jodi. I will try it with some goat milk! Yummy.

>

> Can you fit in a nanny goat at your place? The fuzz cannot keep you from

drinking her raw milk.

> Ann

>

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>> Yogurt Dripping (LSCDL Method)

>>

>>

>> The following directions are for dripping cow's milk yogurt. I drip

>> ALL my yogurt, and since I use a LOT of yogurt, only the best mass

>> production methods work!

>>

>> I find that I get the best results from dripping yogurt which has

>> been chilled at least eight hours (for a two liter / half gallon

>> batch) in the refrigerator.

>>

>

>

> Thanks, Jodi. I will try it with some goat milk! Yummy.

>

> Can you fit in a nanny goat at your place? The fuzz cannot keep you

> from drinking her raw milk.

LOL, trying to imagine this.

Jodi, do they allow goats as pets in your apartment building?

Mara

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>> Yogurt Dripping (LSCDL Method)

>>

>>

>> The following directions are for dripping cow's milk yogurt. I drip

>> ALL my yogurt, and since I use a LOT of yogurt, only the best mass

>> production methods work!

>>

>> I find that I get the best results from dripping yogurt which has

>> been chilled at least eight hours (for a two liter / half gallon

>> batch) in the refrigerator.

>>

>

>

> Thanks, Jodi. I will try it with some goat milk! Yummy.

>

> Can you fit in a nanny goat at your place? The fuzz cannot keep you

> from drinking her raw milk.

LOL, trying to imagine this.

Jodi, do they allow goats as pets in your apartment building?

Mara

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>>

>> Yogurt Dripping (LSCDL Method)

>>

>>

>> The following directions are for dripping cow's milk yogurt. I drip

>> ALL my yogurt, and since I use a LOT of yogurt, only the best mass

>> production methods work!

>>

>> I find that I get the best results from dripping yogurt which has

>> been chilled at least eight hours (for a two liter / half gallon

>> batch) in the refrigerator.

>>

>

>

> Thanks, Jodi. I will try it with some goat milk! Yummy.

>

> Can you fit in a nanny goat at your place? The fuzz cannot keep you

> from drinking her raw milk.

LOL, trying to imagine this.

Jodi, do they allow goats as pets in your apartment building?

Mara

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Mara,

ROTFL..

Only pet goats that have been " grandfathered " in

Jodi

> LOL, trying to imagine this.

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> Jodi, do they allow goats as pets in your apartment building?

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> Mara

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Of course a goat that is grandfathered in, would not,

I suspect, produce milk!

Mara

> Mara,

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> ROTFL..

> Only pet goats that have been " grandfathered " in

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> Jodi

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>> LOL, trying to imagine this.

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>> Jodi, do they allow goats as pets in your apartment building?

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>> Mara

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Of course a goat that is grandfathered in, would not,

I suspect, produce milk!

Mara

> Mara,

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> ROTFL..

> Only pet goats that have been " grandfathered " in

>

> Jodi

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>> LOL, trying to imagine this.

>>

>> Jodi, do they allow goats as pets in your apartment building?

>>

>>

>> Mara

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Mara..

That totally gave me a good belly chuckle!!!

Jodi

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Mara..

That totally gave me a good belly chuckle!!!

Jodi