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Fermentation time
• Your yogurt will require a fermentation of between 6 and 12 hours,
depending on the basic ingredients and the desired result.
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fluida firme
dulce
ácida
End of cycle and refrigerating
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• In yogurt preparation mode (prog. 2) the appliance
stops automatically without a beep at the end of the
cycle.
• At the end of the cycle the lids must be put on the jars
(fig. 20) and the yogurts put in the refrigerator for a
minimum of 4 hours so that they become firm.
Shelf life
• The maximum shelf life of natural yogurt in the refrigerator is 7 days.
The other yogurt types should be consumed before this.
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• Press to select programme 2 "yogurt" .
• Adjust the time with the + and - buttons.
• Confirm with the button .
• The cycle begins (fig. 19).
• Pressing and holding at any time allows you to interrupt the selection
of cooking programmes and return to the programme selection.
Preparing the mixture
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This base mix is used for both types of cheese
preparations.
• You will need milk, preferably whole, and fresh white
cheese.
• To obtain a good mixture, you must gently beat the
fresh cheese with the help of a fork or whisk, with a
little milk to transform it into a very smooth paste.
Then add the rest of the milk while continuing to mix.
• Add rennet or lemon juice (preferably lemon juice).
• Put the strainers in the pots and check that they are in
the low position (fig. 21).
• Fill the jars using the ladle included with the appliance
(fig. 22), without going above the lifting handles, to be
able to remove the strainer and drain the preparation.
For 6 jars: 750 ml of milk, 100 g of fresh white cheese, 4
drops of rennet or a tablespoon of lemon juice.
For 12 jars: 1.5 L of milk, 100 g of fresh white cheese, 6
drops of rennet or a tablespoon of lemon juice.
FRESH CHEESE OR SMALL DELICACIES
(PROGRAMME 3)
Observation:
If you do not want to prepare the maximum number
of containers, you must cover the unused holes with
empty containers or with the container lids.
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