Pour the coconut milk into a saucepan over medium heat, stirring occasionally until it reaches 180ºF.
Take the pot off heat and allow it to cool down till the temperature reaches about 108–111ºF. Stir in the probiotic powder or starter.
Mix well and pour the mixture into a clean, sterilized glass jar to allow it to set.
Place it in a warm corner of the kitchen for 24-48 hours or in the oven turned off for about 12 hours.
Check if the yogurt has set. It should appear semi-solid.
Use immediately or store for later.
Notes
Make sure you use full fat coconut milk for this recipe, especially if you want your yogurt to have that rich, thick and creamy texture.
You can also refrigerate the coconut milk for a few hours and only remove the top creamy portion to use for this recipe if you want it to be ultra-rich.
If you love making your own yogurt, save a couple of teaspoons from this for your next batch of coconut yogurt.
If you're using any flavoring agent like vanilla or honey, add them in towards the end, to make sure they don't interfere with the fermentation process.
Make sure you choose a probiotic capsule that has at least 30 billion CFUs in active cultures and no added prebiotics or enzymes.