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Ingredients

2 litre(s)

Gippsland dairy yoghurt clone

  • 50-70 g full cream milk powder
  • 1 level teaspoons vanilla essence
  • 3 heaped tablespoons Vanilla starter yoghurt, Must have live cultures (pot set)
  • 1 litres full cream milk
  • 150 g Extra yield culinary cream, Extra thick cream
  • 50-75 g sugar
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Recipe's preparation

    Very creamy and sweet yoghurt (tastes like Gippsland dairy)
  1. 1. Place milk, milk powder, sugar, vanilla, and cream in bowl 25min/90deg/sp3

    2. Remove thermo bowl from dock, place the bowl into the refrigerator for about an hour, place back onto dock after an hour to check temp, if 37deg comes up WAIT until the indicator turns out
    skim off any settlement on top

    3. As soon as the temperature indicator has turned off add your 3tbs yoghurt starter
    20min/37deg/sp1.5
    (use a good brand of vanilla pot set yoghurt)
    it must read on the back ‘live coltures’
    for my very first batch I used
    ‘farm house gold extra cream vanilla’

    4. Whilst cooking boil your kettle and with the boiled water fill either 1.5 litres worth of glass jars or a thermo server

    5. Once cooking has completed empty out the boiling water and fill jars/thermo server with your yoghurt! Wrap in a towel and pop it somewhere to be undisturbed for atleast 11hrs (I’ve left mine for 14-16 before and turned out beautiful!)

    6. After the setting time is up pop in the fridge for atleast an hour before serving!
    Remember to remove 3tbs of yoghurt and set aside for your next batch!

    Notes**

    for the cream I used extra yield culinary cream that I picked up from my local wholesale store, tho I haven’t tried this with normal heavy cream I assume that would work to! Might just not be as thick!

    Yes it says a lot of sugar, but if your after the same taste as the Gippsland brand this is what I’ve found to be extremely similar, cutting the sugar back is completely fine for the faint hearted!!
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  • anita4766: same for me

    Submitted by Bradzee on 1. March 2024 - 19:43.

    anita4766: same for me

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  • k8syiah: I use farmhouse gold for milk you never...

    Submitted by Cris_tina on 2. September 2022 - 16:50.

    k8syiah: I use farmhouse gold for milk you never wrong and cream whatever cream Coles or Woolworths

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  • About to try this on the weekend as I have over 15...

    Submitted by k8syiah on 2. September 2022 - 16:01.

    About to try this on the weekend as I have over 15 people direct me to this recipe. Just a question, What brand do you use for the Extra yield culinary cream, and with the milk, is this cupboard milk or fresh milk? Again what brand do you use please?Smile
    Cant wait to try this.

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  • I have tried the twice now and both times it did...

    Submitted by anita4766 on 20. July 2020 - 08:55.

    I have tried the twice now and both times it did not set at all. Any suggestions?

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  • Fantastic recipe. Thanks for sharing. Spot on.

    Submitted by Sammymumof2 on 24. May 2020 - 12:37.

    Fantastic recipe. Thanks for sharing. Spot on.

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  • Absolutely beautiful, my youngest loved it, will...

    Submitted by lisakeyes on 18. March 2020 - 07:34.

    Absolutely beautiful, my youngest loved it, will definitely make again. Can you freeze it in little tubs

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  • Hi,...

    Submitted by Cris_tina on 7. March 2020 - 09:09.

    Hi,
    Can I use the fermentation mode to do it? And if yes how many degrees? TIA

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  • Thankyou so much for this recipe. It is the first...

    Submitted by K Max on 2. June 2019 - 16:15.

    Thankyou so much for this recipe. It is the first home made yoghurt that my family will eat...and they love it!

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  • Great recipe, thank you !

    Submitted by Glendalaw on 20. January 2019 - 16:59.

    Great recipe, thank you !

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  • This yoghurt is amazing! So so thick and tasty! I...

    Submitted by vkhalvorson on 11. December 2018 - 12:33.

    This yoghurt is amazing! So so thick and tasty! I used the least amount of sugar, 70g of milk powder and used thickened cream. Curious to try it without the thicken cream next batch.
    I let it ferment for 10 hours (because it was bedtime!)
    thank you so much Kayla! Definitely a winner!!

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