Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Ms. G's home-made creamy yogurt + Masferre's mulberry preserves = my unexpected healthy lunch! Thanks Ms. G and Terry!

35 comments:

  1. Wow! Guia made yogurt already? I wonder how/where she got the mother yogurt. Yummmm. :) Ako naman, I bought sugar-free vanilla ice cream and topped it with sugar-loaded Masferre's blueberry preserves. Dagdag-bawas sa guilt. lol

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  2. Nag text sya pero late na ako nag reply that she had made creamy yogurt and did I want some?

    Mygolly? tatanggihan ko ba ganun na grasya and food? esp since I like yogurt! I asked her also how she got the mother yogurt. Sabi nya, bumili sya ng Nestle na plain yogurt kc may sulat naman daw na may live culture. As soon as I made it back home, I grabbed the jar left by Terry sa guard, tapos ayon, binanatan ko na *looks dolefully* 1/4 na lang natira sa contents...*slurp*

    Na notice ko lang parang masyadong matamis ang sa Masferre na jams and preserves. Is that to help preserve it?

    Remember the bread that you and Che left behind? Naubos yon sa peanut butter and strawberry and mulberry na sandwiches!

    As for your ice cream and blueberry...e walang guilt-guilt yan...good things in life ought to be savored to the fullest!

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  3. Usually pag home made, mas less sweet. I guess, you are right, making it sweeter would help to preserve it.

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  4. So now it's yoghurt season here at home. Gwiz has made another half gallon or so last night. The first batch was done in a jiffy.

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  5. I have always loved yoghurt, but I never realized it was so easy to make at home until I found out in Sagada. Now, I am on a yoghurt-making spree, hehe. The grandkids love it, especially when eaten with fruit preserves and cereal and nuts. Pika loves it as garlic dip or dressing. Hugz is not a yoghurt fan, though.

    I plan to experiment on the various recipes and ways of doing yoghurt. I started with doing just plain yoghurt made with full cream powdered cow's milk. Will experiment with full cream fresh cow's milk, carabao milk and low-fat cow's milk. Then I will try putting in honey or sugar or cream, as recommended by other recipes that I found.

    Cat, get ready to be dumped with my experiments. LOL!

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  6. Nako, nako...parang gusto kong sumugod sa Tagaytay. hehehe.

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  7. ay mag open na kayo kaya ng Yonzon's Yummy Yogurt dyan?

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  8. cge Ms. G! I volunteer! I have no objections if gawin mo akong isang dumping ground in this case...hehehe.....este...taster ng yogurt experiments mo...maging masarap naman lahat yan eh! *slurp ulit sa garapa*

    ay, am intrigued anong labas ng yogurt from carabao's milk! how about goat's milk din po? mahirap ba kunin?

    I've always liked yogurt too (eh Sir B, kung di kayo mahilig, mas ok, more for me..este us other folks..hahaha!) and if its paired with spicy food (like Indian etc.) all the more mas marami akong makakain pa!

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  9. sumugod ka na kaya Jing, tapos pakidala sa akin dito when you come back..hahaha!

    ang kulang na lang ngayon is yung gagawa ng fruit preserves pang pair up with the yogurt...

    bayabas preserves? eba preserves? star-apple preserves?

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  10. Kasya na siguro sa iyo ang one gallon, ano? lol

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  11. I remembered listening intently but I think I forgot everything from laughing too much over "pinaupong manok". lol

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  12. at pinagbintangan pa na bastos...hahaha!

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  13. that will do..for starters...

    kaso baka di na mapasok sa ref...hahaha..
    so kailangan pala kainin ko kaagad.. *burp*

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  14. Exactly. Basta ba lactose-tolerant ka. lol

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  15. mukhang hanggang kwento lang or pictures ka siguro makatikim Joey..haha!

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  16. ngeh..e di nga nag yogurt si mader Che...

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  17. You can always have it sent thru Marian. Andyan siya ulit in 3 months:-) Wala kang lusot ano...he he he

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  18. Lactose intolerant siya siguro. In that case, I don't blame him.

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  19. eh? I don't yogurt can stand to be sent to Hawaii unless its kept refrigerated? di ba mag spoil?

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  20. Samahan mo ng dry ice:-) Wala kang lusot ano...LOL

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  21. meron pa rin..wala yata ako dito 3 months from March...hahaha..naka-trip outside *wink*

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  22. aba, if may free airfare, y not chocnut?

    mwahaha...I am keeping an eye out for bargains on Manila-Hawaii airfare, pero wala talaga lately eh...grrrr.......

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  23. very healthy. yoghurt became part of my diet to lose weight.

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  24. did you also do a home-made version? or bili lang from Singapore's markets?

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  25. i buy sa Cold Storage. Yoplait 98% Fat Free with Low GI.

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  26. mmmmmm! sarap!

    actually home-made yogurt naman pala is quite easy to make..ayon si Ms. G nag yogurt-spree...and thankful kaming mga beneficiaries...

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  27. It is all about getting more protein and lesser carbs:-) Good for you, Helene.

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  28. I'll keep my eyes peeled for any bargain airfares. Magastos talaga mag travel lalo na pag international:-(

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  29. too true..hence I've been concentrating my energies on traveling hereabouts...dami pa sa Luzon di ko napuntahan...for Vis-Min, though I've visited a lot already, it will be nice to see these places again to see how they have fared with the passing of years...

    if may maka-suertehan ka lang makita na nag sale Joey for here to you there...buzz me...para I will try my best to come over to swish the grass skirts sa mga tao dyan..LOL

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  30. thanks Joey. keeping track of my food intake. but yes, just lesser carbo. i won't totally take away carbo food. aside that i love pasta and rice... it just won't do good without it.

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