How to make Oat Milk Yogurt
This plant-based yogurt is creamy and delicious, and you can make it without a machine.
It's perfect with berries and granola, for a healthy start of the day.
Oat milk is a healthy, plant-based alternative to cow milk.
Plant-Based Milk
Plant-based drinks like oat, soy, and almond milk are a low-fat alternative to classic milk.
They also pack fewer calories and zero cholesterol, perfect if you're on a diet.
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Whisk sifted potato starch and xanthan gum with a bit of cold milk until dissolved. Then, add the mixture to a saucepan along with the remaining milk.
Warm the milk over low heat until it reaches the temperature of 85°C (185°F).
Allow the milk to cool down to 45°C (113 °F) in a clean bowl. Now, scoop out a ladle of milk and dissolve the starter culture in it before adding it back to the bowl.
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Check the water hourly and replace it if it gets below that temperature.
Finally, refrigerate the yogurt for 6 hours before serving.