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RECIPES & TIPS
1. Recipes:
I) Recipe A:
Fresh milk or pasteurized milk+ lactobacillus or pure
yogurt.
- Measure 1400ml (for 7 bottles) of
fresh milk or pasteurized milk (it can
be either full cream, skimmed or
low-fat milk).
- Add 200ml (1 bottle) pure yogurt
into the milk (if using lactobacillus,
the proportion of lactobacillus and
fresh milk is 1:500), mixing well to
obtain the mixture of fresh milk and
pure yogurt (or lactobacillus).
II) Recipe B:
Packaged milk without ba lactobacillus or pure
yogurt.
- Please refer to above method.
III) Recipe C:
Milk made from milk lactobacillus or pure
yogurt.
- Please refer to above method.
IV) Recipe D:
Soybean milk (boiled) + lactobacillus or pure yogurt.
- Please refer to above method.
2. Tips:
•
The lactobacillus is the best choice followed by pure yogurt.
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If milk made from milk powder, it must be filtered. For soybean milk, it is important that
the soybean milk must be boiled and to be cooled to temperature equal or less than
40
°
C for making the yogurt.
•
If odour is produced after fermenting, this means the milk or any other ingredients
may be polluted. Do not eat the yogurt.
•
If the yogurt has a yellow, white lustre and a form of “bean curd jelly”, it means the
yogurt is perfect.
•
If the operating time is too long, it will produce ramification (yellowish liquids). The
taste will be very acetous, but, it is normal. The ramification is rich with lactobacillus
and vitamin B.
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