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If a recipe calls for milk at a specific temperature (90 - 100
degrees, so its not too high to destroy the yeast I suppose) how do you get it to talk temperature? With an insta-read thermometer I can get water to a specific temperature by checking the tap to get it at the right point, but how do I do the same to milk? |
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