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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)16:22:03 No. 22015183
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)16:22:03 No. 22015183   [Reply] ►
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How the fuck do I boil milk without it turning into like a powder?
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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)16:39:45 No. 22015194
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)16:39:45 No. 22015194 ►
>>22015183
Good news. Milk has literally never turned into a powder by somebody boiling it.
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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)16:45:26 No. 22015198
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)16:45:26 No. 22015198 ►
>>22015194
It coagulates
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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)16:46:04 No. 22015199
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)16:46:04 No. 22015199 ►
Why are you boiling milk?
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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)16:46:27 No. 22015200
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)16:46:27 No. 22015200 ►
>>22015199
Oatmeal
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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)16:52:42 No. 22015206
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)16:52:42 No. 22015206 ►
>>22015183
that's why you don't boil milk. You make oat using water and then add milk at the end of the cooking.
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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)16:52:52 No. 22015208
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)16:52:52 No. 22015208 ►
>>22015198
I'm glad we agree that milk has never turned into a powder by somebody boiling it.
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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)16:55:02 No. 22015210
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)16:55:02 No. 22015210 ►
>>22015200
Simmer it?
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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)17:08:40 No. 22015217
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)17:08:40 No. 22015217 ►
>>22015183
Start with powdered milk, that way it can't turn into a powder.
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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)18:37:37 No. 22015282
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)18:37:37 No. 22015282 ►
>>22015217
Dont try this it turns oatmeal into grits
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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)19:14:48 No. 22015326
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)19:14:48 No. 22015326 ►
use a double boiler
thats how they make long cooking time milk porridges without worrying about the proteins burning
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Anonymous
 05/11/26(Mon)19:23:23 No. 22015331
Anonymous 05/11/26(Mon)19:23:23 No. 22015331 ►
>>22015183
You have to cook it at a low enough temperature so that the water doesn't evaporate (under 212F but above 160F), or use a closed system like a pot with a lid.
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Anonymous
 05/12/26(Tue)07:57:45 No. 22016084
Anonymous 05/12/26(Tue)07:57:45 No. 22016084 ►
>>22015183
Have you tried vacuum boiling it?
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Anonymous
 05/12/26(Tue)08:03:46 No. 22016091
Anonymous 05/12/26(Tue)08:03:46 No. 22016091 ►
what are you even trying to accomplish?

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