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New Topic homemade yogurt in Cooking Q & A
"Hi
For the second time I've done Alton Brown's Homemade Yogurt (Yogurt, Homemade, from Good Eats, Alton Brown) and for the second time I've ended up with this unexpected texture and I'm wondering if anyone can explain why I'm getting it.
It's fairly thick a..."
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New Topic Yogurt in Cooking Q & A
"So I've got a good, simple plain yogurt...no added sugar, no gelatin or any other thickeners and with live bacteria.
My question: if I drain it to get something closer to authentically thick Greek yogurt will I be losing the beneficial live bacteria?
thanks"
Mar 7, 2013 on Food.com
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