2012-02-11T16:00:51Z http://blog.yassysgdk.com/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blogcast tag:blog.yassysgdk.com,2012-01-25:15613415 yassy 2012-01-25T19:54:44Z 2012-01-25T19:54:44Z <span style="font-family: georgia;">&nbsp;After 7 hours wait in the oven and taking ceramic slow-cooker bowl out, you would stir the yogurt with wooden spoon so, whey will be mixed in with yogurt.<br /> <br /> &nbsp;When you make ricotta cheese (D.I.Y. Ricotta cheese recipe <a href="http://blog.yassysgdk.com/2011/11/01/people-food-for-thought-part-xx-fat-free-products-and-diy-ricotta-cheese.aspx" target="_blank">here</a>) or yogurt cheese (Yogurt cheese recipe <a href="http://blog.yassysgdk.com/2009/02/19/pill-pockets.aspx" target="_blank">here</a>), whey is strained through cheese cloth.<br /> <br /> &nbsp;Store bought yogurt use pectin to thicken yogurt up (I find that Goat milk yogurt I get use pectin and Tapioca for thickening agent), and you could use it if you prefer.I learned that straining the yogurt and chilling thicken yogurt a little more.I also learned that the longer you let it ferment in the oven,the thicker it gets but result is much more tangier than 7 hour long wait yogurt.<br /> <br /> &nbsp;When I see whey on top of the yogurt on store bought yogurt, I just stir and mix in and I don't toss it.</span> tag:blog.yassysgdk.com,2012-01-25:15612413 Grammy and the Country Corgis http://countrycorgis.blogspot.com/ 2012-01-25T09:22:17Z 2012-01-25T09:22:17Z <span> </span>This sounds great. I will have to try it and see if it is cost effective to buying yogurt. I wondered, though what happens to the excess liquid? Does it evaporate off? I know we used to make something a lot like yogurt using milk and something called Rennet, and it was really good, too.<br /> <br /> I wonder how you would make it a little thicker? I remember in another post of yours where you mentioned using cheese cloth to make something like a yogurt "cheese?" I also know that when I leave store-bought yogurt in the container (when I buy quart size yogurt), the whey comes out (separates) some and I usually either drink that off, or put it on the corgi's food (which they love.)<br /> <br /> Thanks for giving us this recipe! tag:blog.yassysgdk.com,2011-12-30:14790866 yassy 2011-12-30T23:05:38Z 2011-12-30T23:05:38Z <span style="font-family: georgia;">&nbsp;Thank you. We had great Christmas this year, although 12 hours road trip made us all tired. Palette enjoyed all the scenery she could see through a car window as well as doggy news on the ground<img src="http://blog.yassysgdk.com/emoticons/smile.png" border="0" /><br /> <br /> &nbsp;A Happy New years to you and your Corgi crew. Hope you have a wonderful new years, too! <br /> </span> tag:blog.yassysgdk.com,2011-12-27:14552027 Grammy and the Country Corgis http://countrycorgis.blogspot.com/ 2011-12-27T10:09:33Z 2011-12-27T10:09:33Z Merry Christmas to you, too, Yassy and Palette! I hope you have a wonderful New Year, too! From Grammy and the Country Corgi Crew. tag:blog.yassysgdk.com,2011-11-23:13174574 sheila 2011-11-23T21:05:25Z 2011-11-23T21:05:25Z <span> </span>Thanks for this !!<br /> must try its soon yummo tag:blog.yassysgdk.com,2011-09-09:11660791 yassy 2011-09-09T13:58:53Z 2011-09-09T13:58:53Z <span style="font-family: georgia;">&nbsp;Thank you for the feedback,and we are happy to hear all of your crew enjoyed all treats from us<img src="http://blog.yassysgdk.com/emoticons/smile.png" border="0" /><br /> <br /> &nbsp;The story of Mercy grabbing the Antler and go hide it so only she can find it is funny<img src="http://blog.yassysgdk.com/emoticons/smile.png" border="0" />She is such a smart dog!<br /> <br /> &nbsp;Palette loves to carry Antlers around,and sometimes she likes to woof at them and herd the Antler before she actually settle down to gnaw them. <br /> <br /> &nbsp;If she were with Mercy, she could play "Find the Antler" game with her.Palette enjoys the game and she gets very excited. Maybe she would enjoy Mercy's sneaky plan; Mercy grabs Antler and go hide it, so Palette can go find it<img src="http://blog.yassysgdk.com/emoticons/smile.png" border="0" /><br /> <br /> &nbsp;Other crew's sneaky plan for Antler is smart too!<br /> <br /> &nbsp;Please say "Hello" to all of your crew. <br /> </span> tag:blog.yassysgdk.com,2011-09-09:11655363 Grammy and the Country Corgis http://countrycorgis.blogspot.com/ 2011-09-09T08:00:00Z 2011-09-09T08:00:00Z <span> </span>More interesting food info (best description of difference between veggie and fruit I've ever heard) and sounds like another wonderful recipe, I'll have to try. I've got a whole folder of "Yassy" recipes on my computer! :) tag:blog.yassysgdk.com,2011-09-06:11621906 The Country Corgi Crew http://countrycorgis.blogspot.com/ 2011-09-07T01:34:58Z 2011-09-07T01:34:58Z <span> </span>We are so happy to leave feedback because we are SO HAPPY with your products! We've loved everything we've tried, and wish we could get them more often, but our people insist that THEY have to have food to eat, too. That IS one thing that Grammy loves though, that the antlers are such long lasting chews. We just have to be careful because Mercy is sneaky and will grab the antlers and go an hide them so only SHE can find them. Then we have to be sneaky back, and go and bark outside so that she thinks something is going on and will run out to see and then one of us will run back in and grab it before she gets back... (snicker, snicker).<br /> <br /> Thanks so much for featuring us and mentioning Little Dott's Facebook page. The rest of us Country Corgis also have a Facebook page as well as our Blog! Two dewclaws up to you, Ms. Yassy, and send our Bunny Butt wiggles and smoochy kisses to our friend Palette! tag:blog.yassysgdk.com,2011-08-27:11502891 yassy 2011-08-27T19:37:48Z 2011-08-27T19:37:48Z <span style="font-family: georgia;">&nbsp;It is nice to know you have enjoyed reading the entry on stem cell therapy for dogs.<br /> <br /> &nbsp;I have looked up the website you have written and, I was impressed with the amount of information the website has. Thank you for sharing the website with everyone<img src="http://blog.yassysgdk.com/emoticons/smile.png" border="0" /><br /> </span> tag:blog.yassysgdk.com,2011-08-24:11452796 Grammy from Corgi Country http://countrycorgis.blogspot.com/ 2011-08-24T06:51:17Z 2011-08-24T06:51:17Z <span> </span>This was a very interesting post with a lot on good info. I was wondering if you had ever been to the Dog Ligament Injury website. Here is the URL <a href="http://www.tiggerpoz.com/">http://www.tiggerpoz.com/</a> <br /> <br /> I recently read this and it was good too. BG has a problem with one of his ligaments, too, and I use herbal supplements for him and for OC.