How To Make Homemade Yogurt

“Why should you bother making yogurt at home?

Well, homemade yogurt is ridiculously good, ridiculously cheap, and not very complicated to make.

Basically, you…

  • heat up milk
  • cool it down
  • add a cup of prepared yogurt
  • pour it into jars
  • let the jars sit in a cooler with warm water for several hours.

It’s not at all fancy. The first time I made yogurt, I thought it was a total pain-in-the-rear and I was SO never doing it again. But, after I did it a few times, I realized that it didn’t really take that much hands-on time, and that I could get some kitchen tasks done easily while I waited for the jars to boil and for the milk to heat up…”

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