Yogurt

By VicentaLakin

Yogurt
The yogurt is based on fresh milk, which is then added to the milk by papillocing and then fermented and then cooled into a milk product. At present, sour milk products are mostly marketed in the form of condensed, mixed and a variety of complementary materials such as jam and juice. The yogurt not only preserves all the advantages of milk, but certain aspects of the processing process are short-lived and become more suitable for human nutritional care。

Recipe Recommendations

  • pure milk 900ml
  • cream 100ml
  • Yogurt mushroom powder 1 Pack
  • white sugar 50g

Steps for Yogurt

  • Make Yogurt step 0
    1
    The yoghurt fermented drums are cleaned and poured into a proper amount of open water and bubbled for more than a minute。
  • Make Yogurt step 1
    2
    Boiled drums of water, cooling the drums and pouring them into sugar。
  • Make Yogurt step 2
    3
    Pour it into yogurt。
  • Make Yogurt step 3
    4
    Add milk。
  • Make Yogurt step 4
    5
    Pour in cream。
  • Make Yogurt step 5
    6
    Full and even mix. If you mix it with a tool, remember that the tool also has to be sterilised
  • Make Yogurt step 6
    7
    Seal the fermenter cap。
  • Make Yogurt step 7
    8
    Put the fermented bucket in the yogurt machine。
  • Make Yogurt step 8
    9
    SELECT A1 PROCEDURE, 10 HOURS。
  • Make Yogurt step 9
    10
    Ten hours later, yogurt was thick and tofu-like。
  • Make Yogurt step 10
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    Refrigerated in a refrigerator of 2-8 degrees, when eaten, with a clean spoon。
  • Yogurt Make Tips

    Nutritional Analysis 1. Yogurt can promote the secretion of digestive juices and increase stomach acid, thereby enhancing a person's digestive ability and stimulating appetite. 2. The lactic acid in yogurt can not only convert weakly acidic substances in the intestines into weakly alkaline ones, but also produce antibacterial substances, which have a health-promoting effect on the human body. 3. According to Mexican nutrition experts, drinking yogurt regularly can prevent cancer and anemia, improve psoriasis, and alleviate childhood malnutrition. 4. During the production of yogurt, certain lactic acid bacteria can synthesize Vitamin C, increasing its content. 5. During pregnancy, yogurt provides not only necessary energy but also vitamins, folic acid, and phosphorus. During menopause, it can inhibit osteoporosis caused by calcium deficiency. In old age, eating yogurt daily can correct nutritional deficiencies caused by picky eating. 6. Yogurt can inhibit the growth of putrefactive bacteria in the intestines, and it contains active substances that inhibit the activity of cholesterol reductase synthesized in the body. It also stimulates the body's immune system, mobilizing positive factors to effectively resist cancer. Therefore, regularly consuming yogurt can increase nutrition, prevent and treat arteriosclerosis, coronary heart disease, and cancer, and lower cholesterol.