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Can you make soy yoghurt by putting a spoonful of it in some soy milk?
I've read that you can make yoghurt by putting a spoonful of it in some milk. Can the same be done for soy? Can you put a plop of soy yoghurt into some soy milk, and will it turn into soy yoghurt?
I want to make some soy yoghurt, but from what I've read, it doesn't come out as thick as dairy yoghurt does, and the results have also been inconsistent. I like easy, and thought that the spoonful method might do the trick.
Yes? No? Anyone?
1 Answer
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I think so.
You need a good quality soy yoghurt to begin with which you add 4 tablespoons of to some soya milk which you have heated to 42-45 degrees centigrade (you'll need a thermometre) on the hob.
Keep the mixture at 42-45 in the oven until it becomes firm, then chill until fully set.
Hope it works, i'm going to have a go soon too!
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