INSTANT POT: How To Make Thick & Creamy Yogurt


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  1. Joyful Saund
    Joyful Saund says:

    A bought a greek yogurt mesh strainer from Amazon. I think I spent $17 on it. It's a large bowl with a fitted mesh attachment, and lid! Pour your yogurt in it, put the lid on and walk away. Its beautiful!! Great video!

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  2. supergenkilife
    supergenkilife says:

    Straining with a flour sack tea towel like you do is absolutely the best way to strain yogurt. I use coffee filters from time to time; similar to the tea towel, it only strains the clear whey, but the towel is the way to go, I would say. Thanks for the video!

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  3. T T
    T T says:

    Use a euro cuisine gy60 greek yogurt maker with stainless steel strainer after your done best thing you can do for your yogurt.

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  4. Billie Anderson
    Billie Anderson says:

    I make yogurt in the IP too. I do all of it in the IP.. I do strain it and use restaurant 12 inch cone strainer that I put over a 5 gal bucket in my deep sink. I get the filters that fits right inside the strainer. I can get a gal. of yogurt in it and the whey is clear.

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  5. Row Deo
    Row Deo says:

    The biggest reason to heat milk to almost boiling before fermenting is that it improves the texture of the yogurt. During fermentation the bacteria consume lactose and produce lactic acid which causes the milk proteins to denature and coagulate trapping most of the fat. I think people need to understand why we heat milk it changes the protein of milk nothing to do with sanitizing. The whey is full of nutrition too. I was visiting a channel who said the reason to heat is to sanitize, not true and she had her comments turned off so I moved on. I am Greek and make thick yogurt all the time. I add (if I have it) a cup of of powdered milk to thicken too and a few teaspoons of sourcream culture from sour cream. It makes it tangy. I never strain it.

    If you do save the whey for soups.
    Have fun making yogurt. Do not strain it. I make twelve quarts of yogurt every two weeks no failures old school but used the slow cooker no scorching.

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  6. Erkan Deniz
    Erkan Deniz says:

    You need to put the yogurt in the fridge as soon as it is fermented. Keep it in the fridge for around 24 hours, also if you want to have thicker Yogurt you actually don’t need to use cloth to strain it. Just cover the top of the yogurt with paper with long towel. One side of the paper towel needs to be outside, it will take the water from the yogurt. I hope you understand what I mean.
    Lastly, why you Americans put sugar in everything. Who puts sugar in the yogurt? Are you 3 years old kid? Stop putting sugar in every food you eat. Just eat the yogurt plain, or maybe put some fruits but don’t put sugar

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  7. Isabela Razo
    Isabela Razo says:

    I've been making my own yogurt from milk without an instant pot, I just keep it in a container, place bottles of hot water around it and wrap it all up with a towel. I keep throwing out the whey because I don't know what to do with it aside from adding it to my homemade mayonnaise!

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