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Default I just ate some very old tempeh !


...... sell by date jan 2004, it had been alternately frozen and thawed in
my neglected fridge so had dried out a bit (moisture had turned to ice in
the bag)

tasted very nice lightly fried with a little soy sauce

since I can't lay my hands on my Shurtleff and Aoyagi book. can anyone tell
me if I'm likely to keel over soon ?

meanwhile methinks it's time to build my incubator .. every kitchen should
have one :-)

Jeremy, Bristol UK

(who has gone way further than Quentin Crisp's principles of household
management :-)
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"brugnospamsia" > wrote in message k>...
> ...... sell by date jan 2004, it had been alternately frozen and thawed in
> my neglected fridge so had dried out a bit (moisture had turned to ice in
> the bag)
>
> tasted very nice lightly fried with a little soy sauce
>
> since I can't lay my hands on my Shurtleff and Aoyagi book. can anyone tell
> me if I'm likely to keel over soon ?
>
> meanwhile methinks it's time to build my incubator .. every kitchen should
> have one :-)


In the meantime, you can try using your oven with the light on.

Viviane
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"Viviane" > wrote in message
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> "brugnospamsia" > wrote in message
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>> ...... sell by date jan 2004, it had been alternately frozen and thawed
>> in
>> my neglected fridge so had dried out a bit (moisture had turned to ice in
>> the bag)

>
> In the meantime, you can try using your oven with the light on.

I'm hoping to pick up a heated propogator tomorrow.

Is it as easy as yoghurt ? ... will I be successful just using thawed out
frozen tempeh as a starter if I use a fairly large amount of it or do I have
to keep a culture going ?

Jeremy
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"Viviane" > wrote in message
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> "brugnospamsia" > wrote in message
> k>...
>> ...... sell by date jan 2004, it had been alternately frozen and thawed
>> in
>> my neglected fridge so had dried out a bit (moisture had turned to ice in
>> the bag)

>
> In the meantime, you can try using your oven with the light on.

I'm hoping to pick up a heated propogator tomorrow.

Is it as easy as yoghurt ? ... will I be successful just using thawed out
frozen tempeh as a starter if I use a fairly large amount of it or do I have
to keep a culture going ?

Jeremy
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