How to Make Homemade Probiotic Yogurt

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  • Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
  • This is the best way to get probiotics! Would you like to try fermentation and make some fermented foods?
    Here is how to Make Homemade Greek Yogurt from start to finish.
    Use a gallon of milk to make lots of greek yogurt for cheap!
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    In this installment of Better Done Yourself, I make 2 quarts of delicious homemade Greek yogurt in a food dehydrator.
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    Here's the cheat sheet:
    Heat to 170. Hold for 10 minutes.
    Cool to below 110.
    Add yogurt.
    Hold at 110 for 4-12 hours.
    Chill in refrigerator for 12 hours.
    Strain for 4 hour.
    Chill.
    Enjoy!
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  • @marlisetp
    @marlisetp 6 років тому +2

    I've made my yogurt for years with powdered milk, which Amazon also has in non-fat. The Instant Pot method is WORK, so I continue to not scald it, and it always works, even with tap water, heated. The Greek yogurt (also 12-hour) is great, and the whey is super for cooking beans. Please keep up the good videos!

  • @jennifershambrook4394
    @jennifershambrook4394 7 років тому

    Very efficient process! Thanks for simplifying this!

  • @shawnchrispyn5790
    @shawnchrispyn5790 Рік тому

    Hey John🤍, thanks for caring for our tummies

  • @mariedamon5655
    @mariedamon5655 3 роки тому

    Lovely video .thank you

  • @Laffytaffyks
    @Laffytaffyks 5 років тому

    Hi. I love your videos. I’m still going through them so you might have done it already. Have you worked with kefir?

  • @coperniciaalba180
    @coperniciaalba180 8 років тому

    well done

  • @millerdlv541
    @millerdlv541 6 років тому +3

    Hi John, I love your vid's. When making my yogurt{exactly as you do}, except I use whatever ferment fluid I have available. Lately, apple and cauliflower. It is heavenly, as you know.

    • @BetterDoneYourself
      @BetterDoneYourself  6 років тому

      douglas miller Interesting! I'll have to experiment with that!!

    • @amberamber6163
      @amberamber6163 3 роки тому

      Douglas, can you share your recipe with me. Thank you :)

  • @GR-hy3tf
    @GR-hy3tf 2 роки тому

    You can also use pro biotic capsules isn't it John? As long as some brands are cooled. Thanks for this, nice one!

  • @ernestocarig687
    @ernestocarig687 11 місяців тому

    I used to make yugort for my chicken
    I heat the whole milk until before boiling point
    Then cool it down until you can put your finger in to the milk then mix the plain yogurt then cover it with towel and put in the cooler for at list 18-24 hours then put in the refrigerator
    I never or I don’t know about removing some of the juice

  • @jedidahbintidaudi8241
    @jedidahbintidaudi8241 3 роки тому

    sir would you mind suggest which yogurt you use to create your own.. i kept lookng for the one u used and said it has to have live cutlures but i coudltn tell which one u use. plse help?

  • @mike0133
    @mike0133 3 роки тому

    I have a question man: can i use an high quality probiotics capsules that contains a lot of variety, for making yogurt or a kind of fermented-probiotics milk?

    • @BetterDoneYourself
      @BetterDoneYourself  3 роки тому +1

      Don't believe the marketing hype. Dehydrated, capsulized "probiotics" are not high quality. All probiotics are better done yourself. Grow your own! It's fun and they're better for you. Live bacteria are much higher quality than some nondescript powder.

  • @alimran6744
    @alimran6744 3 роки тому

    Can I add suger making probiotic yoghurt?

  • @sarveshchronic2604
    @sarveshchronic2604 3 роки тому

    I have a question. I just bought a probiotic yogurt made up of cow milk , but I get hives if I drink cow milk in large quantity, small quantity is fine. Can I put that probiotic yogurt in another medium which is goat milk? Will it work? Will it still have all those bacteria of the previous yogurt?

  • @stephenlawley8776
    @stephenlawley8776 Рік тому

    You must make temps F or C in

  • @tricolor112010
    @tricolor112010 3 роки тому

    Where do I get the cultures?

  • @amberamber6163
    @amberamber6163 3 роки тому

    Whats the ratio of store bought yogurt to one gal of milk.
    What if i want to or can only buy a half gallon of milk. What is the ratio of commercial yougurt??

    • @BetterDoneYourself
      @BetterDoneYourself  3 роки тому

      I use about 1 oz of yogurt for a gallon of warm milk.

    • @amberamber6163
      @amberamber6163 3 роки тому

      @@BetterDoneYourself thanks a bunch this is helpful!

  • @jellyfish487
    @jellyfish487 8 років тому +3

    I can't believe you wiped off the milk on the thermometer with your fingers than threw it back into the drawer UUUUUgh!!!!

  • @elmafudd9703
    @elmafudd9703 2 роки тому

    Are we sterilizing any of these containers to make sure that the bacteria that we are growing into the billions are the ones we want to be growing? Tis just a question no criticism. Thank you for your time and the effort put into your videos.

    • @johnmacdowall4641
      @johnmacdowall4641 2 роки тому +3

      Nope. The yogurt bacteria win every time. Between the high temperatures which the mesophilic bacteria loves and the acid produced by them, the bad guys don’t have a chance.

    • @JodBronson
      @JodBronson Рік тому

      The "Bad Guys" CAN win. To prevent that, heat up (sterilize) your glass containers or stainless steel utensils @ 110F Degrees for 1 minute and cool them down before you start. That way you don't have to worry about contamination.

  • @Smallpotato1965
    @Smallpotato1965 7 років тому +2

    ... why use *fat free* milk? Full fat has - percentage wise - less lactose

    • @BetterDoneYourself
      @BetterDoneYourself  7 років тому +2

      Interesting! I never thought of that, but you're right!

  • @mj2026B
    @mj2026B 2 роки тому

    making yogurt means not using already made yogurt.

    • @BetterDoneYourself
      @BetterDoneYourself  2 роки тому +3

      Uh, yeah, it actually does. Yogurt is a cultured product. Already made yogurt is the culture.

    • @JodBronson
      @JodBronson Рік тому

      *Biology, chemistry, and physics 101*