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Default What's the procedure for proofing yeast?

Proofing yeast:

As I recall, mix some yeast (say, 1/2 tsp) and sugar (say 1 tsp) in a
little water (say 3 or 4 tbsp), leave at room temperature or a bit warmer
for, say 15 min. If foam forms yeast is ok?

If not, what is correct procedure?

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