How do you make yogurt without a thermometer?

Dec 07, 2006 by GW | Posted in Other - Food & Drink

Once my investor gave me some homemade yogurt and all I did was add it to milk, left it for a while and it turned into yogurt.
But all the yogurt making websites say you necessity to heat the milk to a certain temperature and keep it there for

Homemade Yogurt

2 quarts whole exploit
1 cup plain yogurt
1 cup half and half

Bring milk to a furuncle in a very clean pot (dirty or greasy utensils won't produce the desired results). Delete from heat and pour into a glass jar or pottery container; let stay until cool.
Dilute yogurt in 1 cup cool

minoloblaniks | Dec 07, 2006

Homemade Yogurt

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I made some raw extract yogurt the other day. You make it just like regular yogurt but you don't heat up the draw off as much only to between 90-100. You want to make sure to keep all those natural cultures quick. I leave the yogurt overnight in my little yogurt warmer which keeps...