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You can always create a larger batch. If you, for example, doubled the amount of port, you can add* all the other ingredients in the same aboutamount you originally used and that would correct the proportions.

*Depending on the recipe and how things are put together, you may need to do more than simply add. You might need to create an new starter and then mix them together.

You can always create a larger batch. If you, for example, doubled the amount of port, you can add* all the other ingredients in the same about you originally used and that would correct the proportions.

*Depending on the recipe and how things are put together, you may need to do more than simply add. You might need to create an new starter and then mix them together.

You can always create a larger batch. If you, for example, doubled the amount of port, you can add* all the other ingredients in the same amount you originally used and that would correct the proportions.

*Depending on the recipe and how things are put together, you may need to do more than simply add. You might need to create an new starter and then mix them together.

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UnhandledExcepSean
UnhandledExcepSean
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You can always create a larger batch. If you, for example, doubled the amount of port, you can add* all the other ingredients in the same about you originally used and that would correct the proportions.

*Depending on the recipe and how things are put together, you may need to do more than simply add. You might need to create an new starter and then mix them together.