
Greek Yoghurt
Ingredients
Note: Make sure the yoghurt label lists ‘live cultures’ under the ingredients list. These cultures are necessary to the yoghurt making process.
Instructions
Tip: If you don’t have muslin, then line your sieve with a good quality paper towel.
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Ensure the stainless-steel inner pot is sterile by running it through a hot dishwasher cycle or under some boiling water.
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Place the milk and yoghurt into the pot and whisk well to incorporate.
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Attach the lid, select the yoghurt function (8 hours) and press start.
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When the cooking time has completed, remove the inner pot and carefully transfer the yoghurt to a muslin-lined sieve. Place the sieve over a large bowl in the refrigerator and allow to strain and set overnight.
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The thickness of your finished yoghurt can be adjusted by adding a few tablespoons of whey back into the strained yoghurt.
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Homemade yoghurt will last, refrigerated, for up to one week.