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Maybe 5 minutes. The warmer it is the faster it will work. You will be
able to notice some thickening. I find that the result is not as tart as regular buttermilk, so I add a little more vinegar. I do live in the mountainsat 7700 feet, but I don't that matters. LaUna, in New Mexico Jo Ann Schiefelbein wrote: > After mixing Tablespoon of Vinegar with milk to equal 1 cup...how long > should it "sit" at room temperature to become sour/buttermilk and safe > before using it for baking and etc.? > Jo Ann > > |
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