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How do I preserve them? How long can they stay?

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To preserve them, just throw them in the freezer and they can last for a few days.

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How do I thicken the yogurt coating?

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Add in some cornstarch diluted with water. If you don't mix it with water it will just clump up.

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What can you use in place of a double boiler/steamer?

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You can use a colander, or you can use a pot with a glass bowl on top. It really depends on what you are doing. If you are making sauce or melting things, the glass bowl works well. Anything with vegetables or cooking actual things is better off with a pot and a small colander or maybe even a sifter. For more help, see the wikiHow How to Make a Double Boiler .

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Do these stay hardened when out of the fridge for a long period of time?

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That depends on how cold it currently is. Don't bring them out in the sun or anything like that, or they'll melt! But them being too cold might not be too good of an idea either.

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