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I'm using an older cookbook and it keeps talking about scalding milk. Is
this really necessary anymore?

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Yes.
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> On Mar 5, 1:07 pm, "Gayle Hodur" > wrote:
>> I'm using an older cookbook and it keeps talking about scalding milk. Is
>> this really necessary anymore?

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> Yes.


Perhaps the OP could share the recipe so we'd know whether or not scalding
the milk is necessary?

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On 3/5/2012 4:07 PM, Gayle Hodur wrote:
> I'm using an older cookbook and it keeps talking about scalding milk. Is
> this really necessary anymore?


nope. I never do it.

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> I'm using an older cookbook and it keeps talking about scalding milk. Is
> this really necessary anymore?


<shrug> My bread recipe calls for scalded milk and I do.
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