Caspian Sea Yoghurt aka Matsoni Yoghurt Culture
The other day I was listening to New Zealand National Radio via the internet and listened to this interesting programme on developing Caspian Sea Yoghurt. http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/thiswayup/audio/2523448/caspian-sea-yoghurt.asx
The guest speaker is Deb Gully, who takes you through the procedure of creating a yoghurt that develop at room temperature, plus some enlightening information on how yoghurt is essential for gut health with an accidental experiment of foreigners in a country getting sick eating the local foods yet the locals remain completely healthy. After observing the locals eating habit which included consuming their own locally created yoghurt, the foreigners then started doing the same with positive results.
Apparently many regions of the world have their own yoghurt cultures that consist of various beneficial bacteria's not just the acidophilus ones that the western world is so familiar with. Deb Gully who is the guest speaker take you through an interesting journey of creating your own room temperature yoghurt.
http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/thiswayup/audio/2523448/caspian-sea-yoghurt.asx
To purchase the Caspian Sea Yoghurt Culture plus other live cultures
In New Zealand
http://waterkefir.co.nz/
In America
http://www.culturesforhealth.com/matsoni-yogurt-starter.html
In the UK
http://www.kefirshop.co.uk/infopages/matsoni_caspian_sea_yogurt.htm
I am always amazed about food and how I never knew about things like Caspian Sea Yoghurt!! It shows that the world of cuisine is so vast that one never stops learning and this is what makes the world of food so exciting.
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| Yoghurt with deliciously warmed vanilla butter cake |
The guest speaker is Deb Gully, who takes you through the procedure of creating a yoghurt that develop at room temperature, plus some enlightening information on how yoghurt is essential for gut health with an accidental experiment of foreigners in a country getting sick eating the local foods yet the locals remain completely healthy. After observing the locals eating habit which included consuming their own locally created yoghurt, the foreigners then started doing the same with positive results.
Apparently many regions of the world have their own yoghurt cultures that consist of various beneficial bacteria's not just the acidophilus ones that the western world is so familiar with. Deb Gully who is the guest speaker take you through an interesting journey of creating your own room temperature yoghurt.
http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/thiswayup/audio/2523448/caspian-sea-yoghurt.asx
To purchase the Caspian Sea Yoghurt Culture plus other live cultures
In New Zealand
http://waterkefir.co.nz/
In America
http://www.culturesforhealth.com/matsoni-yogurt-starter.html
In the UK
http://www.kefirshop.co.uk/infopages/matsoni_caspian_sea_yogurt.htm
I am always amazed about food and how I never knew about things like Caspian Sea Yoghurt!! It shows that the world of cuisine is so vast that one never stops learning and this is what makes the world of food so exciting.
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