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Home Made Yogurt

 1/2 Gallon Milk                                                              1 single serving plain yogurt from the store.   Warm up the milk to about 96.8 F - hand warm.Take either 1 big Tupperware container or several smaller jars, with a lid. Fill the container 1/2 way with the warm milk. For the big container, add 1single serving plain yogurt and stir until the yogurt has dissolved. For the smaller jars ( like a marmalade glass or pickling glass) add 2 teaspoon of plain yogurt and stir. Fill up the container to the top with warm milk and close the lid. Keep it warm for at least 8 hours. To keep it warm I use an old cooler. I wrap the container with the milk in a large blanket. In order to keep the temperature steady, I fill up a hot water bottle with very hotwater and place it under the container. I close the cooler and let it sit for 8 hours.

Home made Curd

Take a strainer, line it with a cheesecloth  and set it on top of a large bowl. Pour the yogurt into the strainer. Take the 4 corners of our cheesecloth and twist it. Let it sit in the refrigerator between  5 and 8 hours. The longer you strain it the firmer the curd will be.

You can eat it on bread with marmalade on top, or mix it with lemon or orange juice, some sugar and fruit. I can not decide which one is my favorite either banana curd with freshly whipped cream or curd with fresh raspberries and whipped cream.

Or mix it with salt, chives, white or black pepper, and paprika. Spread it on freshly baked rye bread or baked potates.

Linda's Bread

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