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Easy One Step Vanilla Yogurt Pot Set (Thermoserver set)

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Ingredients

2 litre(s)

Easy One Step Vanilla Yogurt

  • 2 litres Long Life Milk
  • 120 g starter culture, from previous batch or pot set store yogurt for first batch
  • 100 grams milk powder
  • 80 grams Sugar (optional)
  • 2 tsp Vanilla Bean Paste
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    12min
    Preparation 12min
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      If you are using a Thermomix® TM6 measuring cup with your Thermomix® TM5:
      For cooking (simmering) at temperatures of 95°C or above (200°F), the simmering basket should always be used instead of the TM6 measuring cup, as the TM6 measuring cup fits tightly in the lid. The simmering basket rests loosely on top, is steam-permeable, and also prevents food spatter from the mixing bowl.
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Recipe's preparation

    Easy Vanilla yogurt

  1. Place all the ingredients into the TM bowl.

     

    Heat 12mins / 37 degrees / sp 3.

     

    While the the milk is heating, boil the kettle then pour 5cm of water into your Thermoserver and put the lid on to pre-warm it (you are just taking the chill off the stainless steel) 

     

    Once the 12mins is up, tip the water out of your server wipe dry and pour yogurt mixture into the Thermoserver.

     

    TIP -  Leave your yogurt in the thermoserver undisturbed  - do not  open it for a peak as you will let the heat out & it may not set properly!  I place my Thermoserver in the microwave wrapped in a polar fleece blanket with the door closed overnight or close to 12 - 15 hours. 

     

    Refrigerate .

     

     

    TIP - Any longer than 15 hours your yogurt will become more sour in taste

     

     

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Tip

 

Tip - Reserve 120g of your yogurt to use as the starter for your next batch and the starter can be frozen but thaw it in the fridge not the microwave or varoma or you will kill the culture.

 

TIP - Half recipe and set in 1 litre Thermoserver.

 

TIP - Great for lunchbox in reusable pouches.

 

This is a combination of several different yogurt recipes I have tested and you can adjust the sugar or replace the sugar depending on your taste and diet.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This recipe was provided to you by a Thermomix ® customer and has not been tested by Vorwerk Thermomix ® or The Mix Australia Pty Ltd and The Mix New Zealand Ltd.
Vorwerk Thermomix ® and The Mix Australia Pty Ltd and The Mix New Zealand Ltd assume no liability, particularly in terms of ingredient quantities used and success of the recipes.
Please observe the safety instructions in the Thermomix ® instruction manual at all times.

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  • Monica Falconer - Consultant:...

    Submitted by MariaP on 22. August 2019 - 18:06.

    Monica Falconer - Consultant:
    hello what good brand pot set would u recommend I purchase? can’t wait to make this yoghurt

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  • I love this yoghurt! Perfect

    Submitted by Petra01 on 30. April 2016 - 14:53.

    I love this yoghurt! Perfect each time, beautiful, creamy thick yoghurt in 12 minutes! (and a bit of waiting for it to grow). So easy to make and cheap! I leave out the vanilla paste, halve the sugar, because I don't like it too sweet, and increase the starter to 160 grams. Yum!

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  • Love your user name, Thank

    Submitted by Monica Falconer - Consultant on 4. December 2015 - 10:09.

    Love your user name, Thank you for the lovely feedback  tmrc_emoticons.)

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    bit.ly/Mixingwithmonica


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  • Excellent 

    Submitted by Monica Falconer - Consultant on 4. December 2015 - 10:09.

    Excellent 

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  • Thank you, good to hear 

    Submitted by Monica Falconer - Consultant on 4. December 2015 - 10:08.

    Thank you, good to hear  tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • This is great!  I halve it as

    Submitted by StephT1 on 3. December 2015 - 17:19.

    This is great!  I halve it as there is only one of me and leave out the sugar and the vanilla bean paste that way I can use it in curries, dips and other savoury dishes - super good and easy!  

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  • My yoghurt came out nice and

    Submitted by amyk11 on 11. October 2015 - 20:44.

    My yoghurt came out nice and thick.

    easy to make

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  • Woohoo! Finally I have been

    Submitted by Havago on 16. July 2015 - 20:09.

    Woohoo! Finally I have been successful in making yogurt after many failed attempts with other recipes. Thank you so much - I've made this 3 times now and will continue to make it regularly. I use 20g raw sugar, trying this next batch with no sugar. Not sure if it makes any difference, but a lot of the vanilla bean seeds got stuck in tmx bowl so I swirl bowl around now towards the end as I pour into Thermoserver.

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  • I have found this generally

    Submitted by Monica Falconer - Consultant on 26. June 2015 - 11:00.

    I have found this generally has to do with the starter yogurt culture. When making your first batch purchase a very good brand of "pot set" the cheaper brands seem to result in a runny yogurt. You can also add more milk powder to thicken. Dont give up tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • I left mine for 15hrs was

    Submitted by Marti26 on 13. June 2015 - 08:56.

    I left mine for 15hrs was still runny.

     

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  • My first time making yogurt,

    Submitted by StaceyAddison on 26. May 2015 - 20:29.

    My first time making yogurt, so easy and tastes amazing !!

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  • Thanks Sana, it was well

    Submitted by Monica Falconer - Consultant on 17. May 2015 - 09:15.

    Thanks Sana, it was well recived at our Branch Meeting. Thanks for the feedback how many stars would you like to rate this recipe?

    Monica Falconer - Group Leader

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  • This recipe is fantastic and

    Submitted by Sana Henderson on 14. May 2015 - 08:40.

    This recipe is fantastic and tastes amazing.  My kid absolutely love it.  I'm lucky enough to have my own milking cow and it works great with her fresh milk.

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  • Glad you like it  

    Submitted by Monica Falconer - Consultant on 3. May 2015 - 22:36.

    Glad you like it tmrc_emoticons.-)

     

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  • This is delicious and so so

    Submitted by rcurtin on 3. May 2015 - 22:35.

    This is delicious and so so easy!! I make it twice a week and everyone in the house is a complete convert from store bought! It certainly saves on the weekly shop too!  

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