Not exact matches
Used my Kitchen Aid mixer (approx 5 min; until
dough was pulling away from the sides) for the kneading — glad I did since the
dough was *
really *
sticky.
you
really have to work fast and try not to touch the
dough that much when you're stamping out your shapes, otherwise the
dough gets
sticky and loses shape final result: delicious!
Use your hands to
really make sure that the
dough is like bubble gum: smooth, not
sticky, but still moist to the touch.
Tried to make this today (
dough is rising in the fridge now), but I had problems with the
dough being
really sticky.
If it feels
really sticky, try, before you add the last 1/2 cup, to just rest the
dough for 10 minutes before resuming kneading and deciding if it needs the last 1/2 cup.
On a lightly floured surface remove
dough from the bowl and knead until
dough is smooth and elastic approximately 10 minutes (if
dough is
really sticky add a little extra flour).
My
dough was
really,
really sticky though... maybe it needed more flour?
I also had a lot of trouble with the
dough at first, it was
really really sticky and hard to work with.
The
dough for these cookies is definitely
sticky, so I
really recommend using a cookie scoop if you have one.
... And by accident I put the rest of the sunflower seeds in the
dough as well, so I had them in the cookies instead of on them — maybe something of this was the reason for my
dough being
really sticky...?!
The
dough is extremely
sticky and
really isn't kneaded at all.
Add more warm milk if required and knead for 4 - 5 minutes or till the
dough becomes
really soft, almost
sticky.
It's a
really soft
dough but should be very
sticky, I would add a little extra flour a tablespoon at a time if it's
sticky next time while kneading if it won't pull away from the sides of the bowl while kneading.
Made this in my breadmaker, the
dough came together
really well; I added about 1 tsp more water to make a rather
sticky dough which cleared the sides of the pan.
I think that may have messed me up a little because my
dough was
really sticky.
The
dough is
really sticky so lightly dust each portion of
dough.
Hi, Tami, If the
dough was
really sticky, it sounds like maybe that was a function of the flour blend you used.
I bet this
dough would work
really nice for
sticky pull apart buns too.
My
dough is always
really sticky and wet after rising, to the point where it's impossible to get into a neat little ball.
If the
dough is
really sticky you may have used to much milk.
I tried making this tonight but i wasn't sure how long to mix the
dough and it turned out
REALLY sticky, haha.
If I don't the
dough will be so
sticky that it just sticks on your hand and you have to try
really hard to scrape it off.
in a large bowl, combine the almond flour, sugar, orange zest, and egg whites until the mixture comes together into a moist (but not
really sticky)
dough.
I made these sweet buns today and I
really enjoyed making it.The
dough was so easy to work with, not
sticky at all (I usually have problem when making breads, they get too
sticky and I end up using more flour than what recipe says).
The
dough is
really sticky.
I believe we've tried their gf
dough and it was
really tasty — close enough to the «Real» thing — the only downside was the
dough was extra
sticky and elastic which made it hard to roll out.
Dough will be
really wet and
sticky.
I also just floured the top of the
dough really well instead of using two pieces of plastic wrap, it worked just fine since the
dough was less
sticky with the extra flour.