Sous Vide Yogurt

This sous vide yogurt recipe makes an amazingly creamy, tangy yogurt that you just don't get with store bought yogurt.
Ingredients
- 7 cups whole milk (good quality pasteurized milk)
- 1-4 ounce container plain Greek yogurt (with cultures)
Instructions
- 1
Heat a sous vide water bath to 110F degrees.
- 2
Place the milk in a pot and heat to 180F degrees, whisking regularly to prevent it from scalding and sticking to the pot.
- 3
Once it's at 180F degrees, remove the pot from the heat and place in an ice bath to cool to 110F degrees.
- 4
Once at 110F degrees, whisk in the Greek yogurt.
- 5
Pour the mixture into either cleaned 4 ounce balls jars for individual servings, or larger balls jars, as long as they have lids.
- 6
Tighten the lids "finger tight," or tight just to where your finger tips feels the lid grab the threads. *Don't overtighten or your jars may crack under the pressure. Don't leave too loose or water can get into your jars. You'll feel it when it's right.
- 7
Place the jars in the sous vide water bath and cook for 12 hours. If you like less tangy yogurt, cook for only 8 hours, and more tangy you can cook up to 24 hours.
- 8
Remove the jars from the water bath and wipe the moisture off them.
- 9
Store in the fridge overnight to fully cool.
- 10
For extra thick yogurt, you can strain it through cheesecloth to remove any extra moisture.
- 11
Otherwise, serve it garnished with drizzled honey and fresh fruit.
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