ISO Help with making yogurt

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nitemare

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how does adding more/less milk powder or more/less starter effect the yogurt ? i know that the longer i leave it to ferment the more tangy sour it becomes.
 
Welcome!

What kind of help are you looking for? Are you not pleased with your yogurt, what's wrong with it?

I don't add milk powder to my yogurt. Why do you add it to yours? Is that the way the recipe is written, are you trying to add calcium/protein, trying to thicken the yogurt?

Yes, less or more starter will affect the finished product. Try to use the specified amount called for, usually 1 T. yogurt per quart of milk. Do not use more yogurt culture than that.

I will try to answer more questions for you, once I know what your issues are.....but I am about to be squopped by a rain storm and fully expect to lose internet connection..
 
well i use powdered milk instead of milk and my yogurt taste perfect but the texture is a bit grainy, not smooth and creamy. hope that explains it.

i have no real recipe, make milk and boil it, then wait for it to cool and add yogurt as a starter then put it in a cooler with hot water for about 8 hours.
 
opps. I don't have any experience with making yogurt with powered milk....you using instant milk powder, not non-instant? The instant will dissolve in water easily, the non-instant is for baking..
 
thanks for your help, i was told that grainy yogurt is caused by Weak starter or milk being too hot when the starter was added. will give it another try 2moro.
 

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