Not exact matches
Knead with the
dough hook, adding water
as needed to create a soft,
moist dough that still holds shape quite well.
As I tried to figure out how to make safe to eat cookie dough that tastes just like the real deal, I obviously had to find a substitute for the eggs that would keep it just as moist and scrumptiou
As I tried to figure out how to make safe to eat cookie
dough that tastes just like the real deal, I obviously had to find a substitute for the eggs that would keep it just
as moist and scrumptiou
as moist and scrumptious.
I made the
dough yesterday and it didn't seem
as moist as you mentioned.
So the bread
dough (and ultimately the bread) is still
moist, but it doesn't feel
as much like it
as you handle it.
Knead until smooth and no longer sticky, adding flour
as needed, but don't add too much flour: you want the
dough to stay a bit
moist.
Turns out chilling the
dough for a short amount of time helps keep the very
moist «
dough» from flattening
as much in the oven.
For those of you who are more particular about your shortbread, I should mention, these cookies don't have quite
as much snap
as a shortbread made without
moist, shredded apples and carrots in the
dough, but they are charming (and delicious) all the same.
In place of whey protein isolate, Bean, you can use rice protein isolate or pea protein isolate, but you will have to increase the water to 150 % of what is in the recipe
as written, and you will have a much more
moist dough.
If you wanted to use coconut sugar you would need to add more applesauce
as well so the
dough is
moist enough.
The
dough should be sticky and
moist — sprinkle flour over your hands and the
dough as needed to keep kneading, but try to avoid overflouring.
Stop adding water
as soon
as the
dough is
moist enough to start pulling off edges of work bowl.
He's also devised a clever trick: putting a bit of crushed ice on the
dough as it goes into the hot oven to keep the center
moist and tender while the bottom and edge become crisp and crackling.
I was a bit suprised how
moist the
dough was
as I was working with it, but I suppose that's just the pumpkin puree doing it's work.