Homemade coconut yoghurt. But my question is about separation: You say 'a little separation is okay' — but mine essentially separates entirely, like coconut milk would regularly (about half-and-half or so). Enjoy your homemade coconut yogurt with granola, pancakes and more! Homemade Coconut Yogurt Nutrition Homemade Coconut Yogurt ♡♡♡ This three-ingredient healthy breakfast is a game changer.
Ingredients of Homemade coconut yoghurt
- It’s 300 ml of coconut milk OR.
- You need 300 gr of coconut pulp.
- You need 1 tbsp of probiotic or plain unsweetened coconut yoghurt.
- Prepare of Fruits of your taste.
In this tutorial, I share how easy it is to make coconut milk yogurt at home with just a few ingredients! Homemade yogurt is one of the easiest cultured foods you can make in your kitchen. All you need is good quality milk and yogurt from a previous batch or a yogurt starter culture. Coconut milk yogurt is a little more difficult to make.
Homemade coconut yoghurt instructions
- So first let’s start with coconut milk. You need an old coconut with thick pulp (white part). Put 300gr of pulp in blender and add 500ml of water..
- After 3-4 minutes of blendering you’ll get white mixture. Now you need to separate milk from flakes. Use sieve to wring the milk out..
- Finally you’ll get around 500ml of coconut yoghurt and coconut flakes which also have a lot of ways to use.
- Take probiotic (instead of it I just buy plain coconut yoghurt in the shop and add 1 tbsp of it into milk). Mix milk with probiotic. Cover it with a paper or a piece of fabric and leave in warm place for 12 hours. If using paper make small holes on it so that yoghurt can breathe..
- After 12 hours cover it with regular cap and put into fridge for 12 hours more or longer. Use your favorite fruits or chocolate to decorate. I used mango and cranberries..
I just made coconut yogurt for the first time using homemade coconut milk I made for the first time, as well. How to make coconut milk yogurt. Homemade coconut milk works well for this recipe, as does canned coconut milk. Avoid using the coconut milk sold in cartons which have added stabilizers and additive. The fat in yogurt is part of what makes it thick, so using whole milk will result in a thicker yogurt than skim milk.