From June 2011 |
Then, I had a baby with extreme lactose issues. This baby also LOVES all things dairy. Yogurt and cheese being HIGH on the list. And you can not buy in a store of any kind, lactose-free yogurt.
A conundrum. Specifically because, the EW factor in diaper-changing when one's child is lactose-intolerant and insists on eating things that are lactose-y is high.
Very high indeed.
So, I googled it up real nice, and not only can one make one's own yogurt, one can make one's own lactose-free (almost) yogurt in one's own crock pot.
These things, they astound me.
So, I bought some lactose-free milk (as I am wont to do) and some plain yogurt (For a starter) and one day later, I had *almost* lactose-free yogurt. The starter had lactose in it, but I'll use my OWN yogurt as starter from here on out and in a few weeks time, I'll have made completely lactose-free yogurt.
One must add some form of sweetener to said yogurt.
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But it is MOST delicious. Oh so very good.
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Even Ezra approves.
See? Ezra's chunk-a-li-cious thigh agrees. (I must refrain from chewing on that thigh, SO chunky. SO delicous!)
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Derek too, voiced his approval, and to say he was a skeptic would not be using strong enough language. Eye-rolling was involved when I declared my intentions to lactose-free-yogurt-make.
Men.
So, when it's 6 for 6, for the win, I think I shall make my crock-pot-yogurt-making a thing around here.
Let's hear it for *almost* lactose-free yogurt! YAY! LIVE AND ACTIVE CULTURES!
YEAH!
5 comments:
I tried making yogurt a couple years ago. I can't remember how it turned out, but I should try it again.
Clare- Really this was SO easy, just set a timer, turn off the crock pot, set the timer, stir in some starter, come back the next day = yogurt. SO easy!
I'm sooo all about this. I've had friends do the ovenjar route, which is delicious (but with gas stoves down here I didn't want to do that! But I will soooo try this!
Will soymilk work with a real yogurt starter?
When you were little I made yogurt all the time. In a bowl, in the bathroom in Germany, on top of the steam heater. It was yummy, in spite of its 'home'.
MA
Interesting! Not that Ethan is much of a yogurt eater (unless it comes in a go-gurt tube)--but it doesn't bother him like milk and ice cream do.
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