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waksupi
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Re: Hard tack recipes
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June 04, 2023, 04:35:05 PM »
I would also recommend after you make the hard tack, let it set out for 24 hours, then bake/dry it again. It takes more to dry it for long term storage than you would expect. In the arid west, covering it with cheesecloth and exposing it to the air for a few days does the same drying.
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