Tag Archive 'yogurt'

Occasionally we receive messages from visitors regarding the presence of a watery liquid, sometimes yellowish or greenish  in colour, that often appears on homemade yogurt. This usually occurs at the end of the fermentation time - before the yogurt is transferred to the fridge.
So does the appearance of this liquid mean that there is something […]

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Today’s recipe uses dried apricots, which are wonderfully versatile and nutritious. They also tend to be more readily available than fresh apricots, which can be difficult to find in some parts of the world.
Dried apricots are high in beta-carotene (vitamin A) and fibre - making them a good choice if your baby is suffering from […]

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