texanwitch
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Sat Jun-19-10 12:25 AM
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Do y'all know that yogurt can be made in a crockpot, it is true. |
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http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1994838/homemade_yogurt_easy_crock_pot_recipe.htmlSee the things to learn in the lounge. There in nothing that cannot be made in a crockpot. I don't know how long it last until it expires.
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Sat Jun-19-10 12:38 AM
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Thanks for posting that!
It really is amazing the things we can learn here...
:hi:
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texanwitch
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Sat Jun-19-10 12:45 AM
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I wonder what if the crockpot is good for anything else after making the yogurt.
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Sat Jun-19-10 08:48 AM
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Sat Jun-19-10 10:11 AM
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5. I make it using this method.... |
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I bought a small crockpot just for making yogurt. :hi:
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Sat Jun-19-10 10:16 AM
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6. It would make sense to use a crockpot. |
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I never thought about it before.
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Sat Jun-19-10 11:19 AM
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7. I store the yogurt in a 2-qt pitcher in the fridge. |
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*Much* easier than those fiddly little glass containers.
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Sat Jun-19-10 12:47 AM
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3. I've always preferred to make mine in the refrigerator section of the grocery. |
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I even have a yogurt maker, though in all honesty I bought it to make sprouted rice and have never made yogurt. :)
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