Making Smooth Homemade Yogurt with Just Milk and a Starter
Homemade yogurt is smooth, fragrant, and not cloyingly sweet like store-bought. With milk, a little starter, and the right warmth, you’ll have a thick batch to keep all week.
Homemade yogurt is smooth, fragrant, and not cloyingly sweet like store-bought. With milk, a little starter, and the right warmth, you’ll have a thick batch to keep all week.
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