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Old 03-15-2012, 02:42 PM   #6
Nancy1999
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went i boiled them for about 20 minutes then put them in the oven for 30 minutes to an hour as the recipe i found online stated....so it probably needed to be in there for another 1-2 hours...and i think it actually started molding almost a month lately...i think it's been a while since i made them from my last ad....and i know i made them a week or 2 before bringing Yukio home and i just tossed them yesterday when i noticed white mold growing in some areas...but wow that one piece was in there for a year and still no mold...guess i will have to try again and this time bake them for longer....so does it make it hard being in there so long? like krispy crunchy? mine prefer semi soft treats over the hard ones thanks
You can't really overtake them. I even put a paper towel under them to absorb some of the moisture in the beginning. If you have a convection oven it would be faster, but the idea is to get every bit of moisture out of it. Moisture is what makes food go bad, bacteria need moisture to grow. Mine start as one inch squares and end up as ¼ of an inch squares and yes, they are crunchy. If you want them to be more chewy, don't bake them as long, but keep the bulk of them in the freezer, and just take out a weeks worth at a time. You could even cut them on the diagonal and make a longer thin strip that would be chewier; more like beef jerky.
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