Guest guest Posted August 10, 2010 Report Share Posted August 10, 2010 Ideally between 100 and 110. 120 is not ideal, but still viable. Mara > THANK-YOU ! Mara S. I did not want to throw this batch away since I was out, Almost. like I had half cup left. But please tell me what temp should it read when you take it out of yogurt maker. 100 degrees 110 120 ? > > >> >>> I just made my second batch of 24 yogurt. Made in yogourment electric maker from lucys kitchen, first batch was perfect. used half and half >>> last time and this time ,,,used the freeze dried yogurt starter last time and this time. cooked it 24 hrs was done at 12:15 today. took it out it read 120 degrees . put it in fridge and just now took it out and its not gelled its rather soup ee .last time it was very firm and this is V E R Y tart. Very ..Help say something. >> >> Very tart is good, from a yogurt perspective - means all the lactose is gone. So don't worry about >> the 120 degrees. >> >> Let the yogurt drip through a cheesecloth or thin dishtowel and then it won't be soupy. >> > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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