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steve –
Been using your starter for years. Took more then a few trys to get it right. I get the milk to 180° then cool down to 112° constantly stirring. Found out that stirring relaxes the proteins and makes it a more silky yogurt. I make a gallon at a time so either a 1/4 teaspoon of starter or 4 tablespoons of yogurt already made. After inoculating, gently stirr for a least 3 mins. If you have an excalibur dehydrater, set the temp to 105°. If you go higher then that, it will turn out grainy. I have had yogurt set in 3 hours to 6 hours max. You will also get different results using different brands of milk so keep that in mind. This is the best starter.
Evelyn N. –
thank you. All yoghurt I have made so far is delicious.
Edyta –
Dear Ivo
I am Bulgarian and have been eating kiselo mlyako all my childhood, that is why I am buying your bacterias.
enjoy your day
regards Edyta
Ruth –
For me yogurt is a palatable, digestible form of dairy which I eat for nutritive support. I made my first batch of bulgarian yogurt and it is WONDERFUL. To a gallon of whole milk, less one cup, I added one cup heavy cream and 1/2 cup powdered milk. I left it in 2 half gallon mason jars wrapped in a blanket and placed in oven with the light on. It was
finished the next morning. I strained it for several hours through a strainer with double thickness cheese cloth. Some of it I flavored with vanilla bean paste and honey. I am a more than satisfied customer.
Thank you ! Ruth