Make stiff dough and roll it into a thin layer.
Stir in the apple juice, then add enough of the flour mixture to
make a stiff dough.
Pour everything into a crater on the flour and carefully, using a fork, whisk in until the dough starts to come together and then use your hands to
make a stiff dough.
Then add the vanilla extract and just enough of the powdered sugar to
make a stiff dough (the amount of sugar needed can vary).
For the cream filling, mix together peanut butter and powdered sugar to
make a stiff dough.
Pour the honey butter mixture over the dry ingredients and mix well to
make a stiff dough.
Knead in the second cup of white four, adding more flour if necessary to
make a stiff dough.
Maybe
make a stiffer dough... less water??? About the beer... not sure on that.
Make a stiffer dough and see if that works.
You could try
making a stiffer dough.
Not exact matches
I
made the crumb layer... you say pour the
dough into the pan... but I followed the directions exactly, and the
dough is very
stiff, so I patted it into the pan with moistened fingers.
I
made the
dough a day ahead both times and it was not
stiff out of the fridge.
One way round his is to lightly oil your surface instead this also helps
making your
dough not too dry and
stiff which will slow down the rising time of your bread.
This will help
make sure you don't add too much which would give you a
stiff dough.
Add enough flour to
make a medium
stiff dough.
The butter
makes the
dough super
stiff if it's too cold.
My
dough was
stiff and I would not have been able to get the length on rolling to
make a pretzel shape.
Knead the
dough — by mixer or bread machine set on the
dough cycle — to
make a
stiff, but fairly smooth
dough.
The second problem is that most people want to
make a nice, round, rustic loaf of soda bread and think that a
stiff dough is needed if you're baking without a loaf pan or form of some sort.
Schat begins by
making a biga — a rather
stiff dough that ferments in the refrigerator overnight.
I add about a half cup more flour, so the
dough is
stiffer and has more body - again to
make a nice chewy texture and «taller» cookie.
Add milk, salt, and enough flour to
make a fairly
stiff dough.
It sounds like perhaps there was too much flour added to the
dough, which can
make it dry, heavy, and
stiff.
Be careful not to over-mix which will
make the
dough stiff.
Knead together and
make a
stiff, smooth
dough.
Slightly more
dough may be needed to
make a moderately
stiff dough.