How To Never Buy Yogurt Again ~ Instant Pot Yogurt Recipe ~ Large Homesteading Family

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Here is how to make thick and creamy homemade yogurt using an instant pot! Plus, I tell you how I plan to NEVER buy yogurt from the store again! Not even to "culture" my homemade yogurt! We are homesteading family of 9 looking to ditch the grocery store and be more self-sufficient. Join us by following along on our journey!
    Here is the link to the exact culture I purchased from Cultures for Health: shop.culturesf...

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  • @micheleszewczyk4563
    @micheleszewczyk4563 3 года назад +4

    Thanks for taking the time to share! I have been making yogurt for years-before the instant pot! My trick is to use your oven with the light on, has worked fine for me! Looking forward to more videos!

  • @Hopehavenhomestead
    @Hopehavenhomestead 2 года назад

    WOW! I can’t wait to try this oh my goodness!!! Just found your channel we are moving to our new home with land in January and I have been getting so much inspiration from your channel! Have a blessed day!

  • @beccascraps8141
    @beccascraps8141 2 года назад

    Wow! This is easier than I expected

  • @SomeCallMeGinger
    @SomeCallMeGinger 6 месяцев назад

    Needed this, thank you!

  • @jenilee.thepioneerhome
    @jenilee.thepioneerhome 3 года назад

    Super knowledgeable!

  • @PureMediaCreative
    @PureMediaCreative 2 года назад +1

    Would you please do a video showing how to make a batch with some reserved yogurt as the culture? Also I’m guessing the reserve part would have to be unflavored/unsweetened, is that right?

    • @TheFromScratchFarmhouse
      @TheFromScratchFarmhouse  2 года назад

      It is very simple! Just add 1/4 cup of yogurt from a previous batch instead of mixing in a culture. It really doesn't matter if it's plain or unsweetened.

  • @joshuamurphy6389
    @joshuamurphy6389 2 года назад +2

    How long does the yogurt tend to last like this in the fridge? Could you use raw milk with this and have it come out the same? My wife and I have found your channel very helpful. Thanks!

    • @TheFromScratchFarmhouse
      @TheFromScratchFarmhouse  2 года назад +1

      It's fine for up to two weeks, and yes, you can use raw milk, but you would need to heat it first, which would be similar to pasteurizing it in the sense that you are going to purposefully be killing off the natural bacteria present. This is necessary for the yogurt culture to take hold. So glad you have enjoyed my channel. I'm going to be uploading new content soon!

    • @momofthreee
      @momofthreee 2 года назад +1

      Farmhouse on Boone has a RUclips video on how to make yogurt with raw milk without heating the milk first,you add,I think it was, a teaspoon of beef gelatin

  • @perfectpeace352
    @perfectpeace352 Год назад

    Is it necessary to bring the milk back up to 110 degrees if it cooled too much when I added cold yogurt. I have not been able to get it just right when I attempted that, it was at 116. Would that kill the culture and is it worth it to continue?

  • @TCgirl
    @TCgirl 6 месяцев назад

    Would plain organic Kiefer work?

    • @TheFromScratchFarmhouse
      @TheFromScratchFarmhouse  6 месяцев назад +1

      No, kefir has it’s own strain of cultures. You would just make more kefir.

  • @2withalakeview405
    @2withalakeview405 Год назад

    I make my own almond milk. Can I make this yogurt recipe with that?

    • @TheFromScratchFarmhouse
      @TheFromScratchFarmhouse  Год назад

      Yes, but it won't thicken the same. You can add thickeners like gelatin to improve the texture.

  • @marytull3100
    @marytull3100 2 года назад

    The organic whole milk here is ultra pasteurized. Will I still be able to use that for yogurt?

    • @TheFromScratchFarmhouse
      @TheFromScratchFarmhouse  2 года назад +1

      I’m honestly not sure as I haven’t tried it, but according to Cultures for Health, which is where I buy my culture, a direct set culture is recommended when working with ultra pasteurized milk. Others online said it works just fine. 🤷‍♀️

  • @missyculbertson841
    @missyculbertson841 2 года назад

    How long will this last in the frig? Can you reserve 1/4 cup of this to use as your started for the next batch?

    • @TheFromScratchFarmhouse
      @TheFromScratchFarmhouse  2 года назад

      It will last up to two weeks in the fridge. I usually make a new batch every 1 - 2 weeks, and yes, I use some of my previous batch to do this. However, you must start with a culture made to be reused in this way. If you started with just some store bought yogurt, the culture will weaken over time.

  • @rachelstrahan2486
    @rachelstrahan2486 3 года назад

    👍

  • @Wandar0115
    @Wandar0115 Год назад

    Can you use already made kefir milk?

    • @TheFromScratchFarmhouse
      @TheFromScratchFarmhouse  Год назад +1

      I'm assuming you mean as the starter? Yes, and no. It would culture the milk, but it wouldn't give you the same taste and consistency as yogurt. It would essentially just be making more kefir.