How to Make Yogurt

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Learning how to make yogurt is so simple, I can't believe I waited so long to try it.

I first learned about making yogurt from Sally Fallon's wonderful book, Nourishing Traditions (one of my favorites). Her recipe is basic. She recommends using a stainless steel stock pot and incubating the yogurt with a heating pad or in a gas oven with the pilot light on.

I was a little intimidated to try her methods because I was afraid I would not be able to keep the yogurt at the right temperature and then the whole batch would be wasted.

Years later when my mom bought me a Salton Yogurt Maker I finally tried my hand at making homemade yogurt. If had known then how simple the yogurt making process is I never would have been intimidated to try making yogurt with out a yogurt maker.

A yogurt maker is worth it, if it get you making your own yogurt (they are usually under $20 dollars). You'll save money making your own yogurt, so a yogurt maker is a good investment.

But are they necessary for making delicious homemade yogurt that turns out every time? Absolutely not!

I've since loaned out my Salton Yogurt maker. I prefer to make bigger batches in my stock pot, just like Sally Fallon's recipe.

My Salton Yogurt Maker will always have a fond spot in my heart because I might never have learned how to make yogurt without it.

By the way since I've been making yogurt without a yogurt maker, I've never had it not turn out. If you do run into any problems see our yogurt troubleshooting tips. I've noticed that when I tell people about how easy it is to make yogurt they are still a little hesitant until I offer to loan them my yogurt maker. Then they will usually give it a try and have no problem learning how to make yogurt. So, this recipe for homemade yogurt can be made in a yogurt maker or not. It's actually similiar to the recipe given to me on the instructions for my Salton Yogurt Maker.

Don't be overwhelmed. There is no need to learn all the methods of making yogurt. Just find one that suits you. When you get into a groove of making your favorite yogurt recipe everyday, it is so rewarding. By the second time or third time, you'll never need to consult the recipe again. You can a make it a part of your daily routine and you and your family will enjoy numerous benefits.

Basic Homemade Yogurt Recipe

This recipe for homemade yogurt can be made in a yogurt maker or not. It's actually the same recipe given to me on the instructions for my Salton Yogurt Maker.

Organic Yogurt Recipe

Have you ever thought about the quality of milk yogurt manufactures use to make their yogurt? Check out the article, it will give you a good reason to make your own organic yogurt.

Greek Yogurt Recipe

If you've tried Greek yogurt you probably love it. Everyone does. It is thick, creamy and rich. The only thing not to love is the price. You'd be surprised how easy it is to make, even if you do not know how to make yogurt you can easily make these recipes.

Homemade Baby Yogurt

Make healthy yogurt for your little one that is better than anything you can find at the store and is a suitable first dairy food.

How to Make Yogurt Using Yogurt Starter

Using a yogurt starter gives you more possibilities for making different kinds of yogurt. You can make tart Bulgarian yogurt, thick creamy Greek yogurt or even exotic yogurts that culture at room temperature. Many times you only have to buy a starter once and you can continue making batch after batch by reserving some from the current batch. You also may want to use a dairy free starter if you are making vegan yogurt.

Goat Milk Yogurt Recipe

Learn how to make yogurt with Goat's milk. Goat milk yogurt is easier to digest than cow's milk and is suitable for people on a SCD diet and also for people with milk sensitivities. I like it the taste of goat's milk yogurt it is slightly sweeter and has a distinct flavor.


Yogurt Making Troubleshooting

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