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Melody & Thia,

I'm assuming that you strain the yogurt to make cheese and Greek yogurt at room

temperature? Just wanted to make sure....didn't want it to spoil.

Thanks, Sherry

OH, PS, Thia....have you ordered from the site with the yogurt strainer?

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Hi.

I once watched various videos on this. It indicated you can cover it up, and

place it in the refrigerator overnight, and it will strain into the bowl

underneath and make greek yogurt. OR, you can do it on your kitchen table, or

put it on a shelf (no refrigeration required), and it gets the same result.

One video actually had the person put the yogurt in a cheesecloth, tying it up,

placing it over a bowl, and sitting the bowl on a shelf (over night). The next

day she had cream cheese.

I guess it doesn't spoil.

I just do it on my kitchen table.

Melody

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That would depend on if you want the culture to continue to grow or not.

Refrigeration will slow it considerably. If you want to keep the same

taste, but just thicken it, I would recommend refrigeration. But if you

want a more tart taste, you can leave it out.

No, I have not ordered from that company- I found it through google when

looking for an example to show you folks!

:~)

Thia

On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 8:26 AM, sherryskapik <sherryskapik@...>wrote:

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>

> Melody & Thia,

>

> I'm assuming that you strain the yogurt to make cheese and Greek yogurt at

> room temperature? Just wanted to make sure....didn't want it to spoil.

>

> Thanks, Sherry

>

> OH, PS, Thia....have you ordered from the site with the yogurt strainer?

>

>

>

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Hi Sparrow:

What do I do with the whey? I throw it out. Because I have no idea what else I

can do with it. I think it's mainly protein, right?

But what could I do with the liquid that has drained out of the yogurt?

If anyone has any ideas, I'd love to hear it.

Melody

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On 7/10/09, melodylubart1 <eliz7212@...> wrote:

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> What do I do with the whey? I throw it out. Because I have

> no idea what else I can do with it. I think it's mainly protein, right?

It has a lot of protein, but the real thing you're pouring down the

drain is about half the calcium content of your yogurt.

> But what could I do with the liquid that has drained out of the yogurt?

Use it in soup, use it to cook beans that won't be drained after

cooking or as a liquid in making a bean dip from cooked beans, cook

rice with it, use it as the liquid in bread making, substitute it for

buttermilk in a biscuit, muffin, or pancake recipe, drink it plain or

sweetened (tastes kind of like buttermilk), feed it to your

houseplants, use it in making sauerkraut or kimchee, add it to a

smoothie, make a buttermilk-style salad dressing from it, use it as a

facial . . .

I'm sure there are more things you can do with it.

Sparrow

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Okay, Thanks Thia.

Sherry

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>

> Melody & Thia,

>

> I'm assuming that you strain the yogurt to make cheese and Greek yogurt at

> room temperature? Just wanted to make sure....didn' t want it to spoil.

>

> Thanks, Sherry

>

> OH, PS, Thia....have you ordered from the site with the yogurt strainer?

>

>

>

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You're welcome!

:~)

Thia

Sherry Skapik wrote:

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> Okay, Thanks Thia.

> Sherry

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> That would depend on if you want the culture to continue to grow or not.

> Refrigeration will slow it considerably. If you want to keep the same

> taste, but just thicken it, I would recommend refrigeration. But if you

> want a more tart taste, you can leave it out.

>

>

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