making yogurt
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YogurtTRANSCRIPT
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Making Yogurt
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Materials Needed
• Half-pint carton of milk• 500 ml beaker• Powdered milk• Heat source (Bunsen burner, hot plate, etc)• Thermometer (0-100°C)• Starter yogurt culture (any non-flavored yogurt)• Incubator• Refrigerator
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Procedure
• 1) Pour the half-pint carton of milk into a beaker.
• 2) Add 11g of powdered milk to the beaker and stir. Heat to 96º C, stirring constantly. Do not boil! Keep the heat at low to medium.
• 3) Cool milk to 46º C while continuing to stir.
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More Procedure
• 4) Add 5 ml of starter yogurt culture to the empty milk carton. Pour the cooled milk into the carton and staple shut. Label the carton with date and student name.
• 5) Place in an incubator at 39º C until it coagulates (6-8 hours).
• 6) Remove the carton from the incubator and cool to 10º C in a refrigerator.
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What to do for incubator?
• Option 1: Buy a yogurt maker. Directions included!
• Option 2: Buy a heating pad and a cooler. Set the heating pad on low (=39ºC).
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The final product
• You can add your own jam or fruit to flavor your yogurt.
• I suggest you also add at least one teaspoon of sugar to the yogurt! It is a little tart at first without it. (1 teaspoon sugar=8 oz yogurt)
• The yogurt may not taste the same as it does in the store, but nothing is perfect!