at least for me, I tend to worry less about those admitedly surprising swings. I think that if I keep the temp between 180 and 250, I'm in the range to do the job I need to do. I like to try to hover around 200... read somewhere (on here, I think), the thought that if you can keep the temp under 212 then less moisture might steam off the product... that seemed interesting to me.
yeah tjr... I'm thinking the same thing. Maybe after a century or so at it at least for me, I tend to worry less about those admitedly surprising swings. I think that if I keep the temp between 180 and 250, I'm in the range to do the job I need to do. I like to try to hover around 200... read somewhere (on here, I think), the thought that if you can keep the temp under 212 then less moisture might steam off the product... that seemed interesting to me.
at least for me, I tend to worry less about those admitedly surprising swings. I think that if I keep the temp between 180 and 250, I'm in the range to do the job I need to do. I like to try to hover around 200... read somewhere (on here, I think), the thought that if you can keep the temp under 212 then less moisture might steam off the product... that seemed interesting to me.