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Variation Double Batch of Yoghurt TM5 Auto Setting

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Ingredients

2 litre(s)

Double Batch of Yoghurt

  • 2000 grams full cream milk
  • 100-150 grams honey
  • 150 grams Yoghurt - I prefer 5am Organic
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    11h 1min
    Preparation 1h 1min
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      TM 5
      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

  1. Weigh in milk and sugar into TM bowl - It will come up to the max fill line.
  2. Cook for 30 minutes/90 degrees/Speed 2.5. Place TM bowl in fridge until milk mixture is almost cool. NOTE: Transferring milk mixture to a plastic bowl will speed this process up. Usually 1-1.5 hours.
  3. When milk mixture is almost cool, place back into TM bowl. The 37 degree light should be OUT. If not, allow to cool for longer. If you don't allow it to cool below 37 degrees you will kill the live culture (yoghurt) when adding it and your yoghurt won't work.
  4. Place yoghurt into TM Bowl, select MENU/AUTOMATIC RECIPES/YOGHURT.
    Skip through the recipe until it tells you to turn te dial, then turn the dial and wait 8 hours!

    NOTE: don't put milk powder or cream in
  5. For the best results, use unhomogenised milk that is a good quality - look out for these when they're reduced too!

    To get super thick yoghurt you need to cool the milk quickly - the quicker it cools, the thicker it will be. a bowl half filled with ice then another bowl on top of that with the hot milk mix is grwat, then into the fridge.

    This yoghurt wil not be as thick as the original double batch as it is only incubating for 8 hours then is disturbed when tipping from the TM bowl into a container for refridgeration.

    I have also successfully used Jalna and Tamar Valley kids Greek yoghurts for starters.
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Tip

I usually start this at abnout 7:30pm which means I'm putting my yoghurt 'to bed' as I go to bed about 10pm! Then it's ready in the morning. OR start in the morning, it's finished by the time you get home and can cool in the fridge overnight for eating the next day. Remeber the TM will be on for 8 hours!


DON'T FORGET to keep 150g of the yoghurt for your next batch!

Parenting tip - your kids may be used to a LOT more sugar in their yoghurt. You may find you need to put up to 250g in to start with, then gradually wean them off a little bit each time you make a batch!

Update: I have begun making this with 80-100g honey and it's divine!

I add fruit or honey after the yoghurt has set.

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  • Can you please tell me do you mean temperature...

    Submitted by raf2012 on 16. November 2018 - 14:11.

    Can you please tell me do you mean temperature when you put "te" ?

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  • Can this be done as a smaller quantity - say using...

    Submitted by swileslow on 10. May 2017 - 14:36.

    Can this be done as a smaller quantity - say using 500 or 1000mL milk????
    Do all the other instructions stay the same?

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