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Yes you can keep it for long actually! As long as you keep it sealed in a airtight box like tupperware, you can keep it for many weeks before using it (and after as well). Wrap it in cling film before putting it in airtight box, it will preserve it better.
Also if after a few weeks in the box it becomes sticky again, make a pancake of it, cook on each face for a few minutes and knead it again, it will be as new
since I don't have any pan which is not teflon, I can't be sure of what to answer. I'd say you should give it a try with your non-teflon pan and stop baking once it does not stick to the pan as explained in the tut. I don't really know if it will act the same as with teflon :/
Truth is that everybody I know irl who's in cold porcelain is effectively using teflon saucepans.
If that's out of your purse, you can try baking it with microwave, but the cooking will not be as accurate.
Put everything in a bowl, stir it. Put in microwave for 30 sec, take it out, stir it, and repeat the 30sec cooking + stiring a few times until you have a ball which does not stick to your fingers.
First time I made some I did it that way, but it was over-cooked, so I invested in a non-stick pan I bought especially for cp. You don't have to spend loads in it though, mine was something like 6€ in a bazaar shop