Help, I unplugged the yogurt maker!

[Guest guest]

My first yogurt disaster:

My dd and I got a batch of yogurt started yesterday afternoon. Later

in the evening I unthinkingly unplugged it in order to plug in the

mixer, to make cookie dough for my other daughters who were having a

sleepover with a friend.

There it sat all night. I found it this morning.

Can I plug it back in and start counting down from now, again, or

should I throw it out and start a new batch?

Arg. I'm so irritated with myself. Goat milk is expensive.

Alana

[Guest guest]

Hi Alana,

>

> My first yogurt disaster:

>

> My dd and I got a batch of yogurt started yesterday afternoon.

Later

> in the evening I unthinkingly unplugged it in order to plug in

the

> mixer, to make cookie dough for my other daughters who were having

a

> sleepover with a friend.

>

> There it sat all night. I found it this morning.

>

> Can I plug it back in and start counting down from now, again, or

> should I throw it out and start a new batch?

>

>

> Arg. I'm so irritated with myself. Goat milk is expensive.

>

> Alana>>>>

If you have already plugged it back in let it go for the full 24-29

hours starting from the second time of plugging it in.

If the yogurt maker isn't plugged in and hasn't started to " gel " yet

you may be able to save it by reheating the milk, cooling and adding

fresh starter.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

mom of and

>

[Guest guest]

thank you!

> Hi Alana,

>

>

> >

> > My first yogurt disaster:

> >

> > My dd and I got a batch of yogurt started yesterday afternoon.

> Later

> > in the evening I unthinkingly unplugged it in order to plug in

> the

> > mixer, to make cookie dough for my other daughters who were having

> a

> > sleepover with a friend.

> >

> > There it sat all night. I found it this morning.

> >

> > Can I plug it back in and start counting down from now, again, or

> > should I throw it out and start a new batch?

> >

> >

> > Arg. I'm so irritated with myself. Goat milk is expensive.

> >

> > Alana>>>>

>

> If you have already plugged it back in let it go for the full 24-29

> hours starting from the second time of plugging it in.

>

> If the yogurt maker isn't plugged in and hasn't started to " gel " yet

> you may be able to save it by reheating the milk, cooling and adding

> fresh starter.

>

> Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

> mom of and

> >

>

>

>