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    I have tried this method many a times. It is fool proof. I also store the batter in a stainless steel container. Where I live it is six months of cold weather,and placing the batter in a heated oven always works. I try the same for making yogurt as well. Add the culture and place it in a preheated oven. Don't forget to switch off the oven.

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    kritica, here in Ireland we have something called the hot press, it is where the boiler for the hot water is kept...
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    hi

    when i click this site,it opens but where can i see all the recipes of hemant

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    hi

    for the idli batter to ferment ,i used to pre heat the oven for 5 mns at 250 degrees and then keep the batter inside and if needed in between i will once again warm the oven.

    this is especially used when the external temp is low eg in US winter days

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    Thank God, I never faced this problem with fermenting

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