Use non-reactive metals to avoid a metallic taste in the milk.
Accuracy is critical; a dairy thermometer ensures milk is heated to exact ranges (e.g., 86°F for Feta or 180°F for yogurt). The Complete Guide to Making Cheese, Butter, an...
Butter muslin has a tighter weave than standard cheesecloth, making it ideal for draining soft cheeses and yogurt. Use non-reactive metals to avoid a metallic taste
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Specific bacteria (starters) and coagulants like animal or vegetable rennet are necessary to turn liquid milk into solids. 1. Making Yogurt Go to product viewer dialog for this item.