Carefully place plastic wrap over the surface of
the dough so no part is exposed to air and refrigerate it for at least an hour.
Not exact matches
But being
so tired from the week, I can only really handle making the cookie
dough part.
I ended up putting the
dough in the freezer for an hour or two (I had only refrigerated it for 2 hours before cutting
so maybe that was
part of the problem) and it worked a little better.
I might like the
dough part to be a bit sweeter but even
so that didn't stop me from eating half of it.
Wash your hands and without drying them grab a side of the
dough, lift it up
so it stretches with the motion of your hand, fold it over the top of the remaining
part of the
dough and push down to the middle.
It is my very favorite
part of the entire cookie making process,
so I figured it was about time to come up with a
dough that would be safe to eat raw.
You can double the
dough recipe, divided it into 4 and freeze 3
parts individually
so you always have homemade pizza
dough on hand.
Even
so, expect
parts of the cookie
dough to crumble off.
The hardest
part of the recipe is waiting 12 hours to bake it when the
dough smells
so good!
So if the air in your home is particularly dry, it could mean that you'll need to add a tiny bit more milk or cream, just a few drops, really, to the driest
parts and then continue to work the
dough.
Part of what makes Colombian bunuelos
so unique is that that the
dough is not made with flour but consists almost entirely of cheese and cornstarch bound together with some egg.
I even made the
dough (I am not a baker
so normally avoid this
part), but it proved to be extremely simple (and tasty).
Divide the
dough into two
parts, just
so you have a manageable amount to work with.
We've always chosen to be
part of the solution rather than the problem
so we've begun to nix the bad stuff like
dough conditioners, and mono and dyglicier - whats??
I didn't put the
dough in the pan in one big lump, I used a small ice cream scoop
so they were still pull apart rolls, but my guest took
part of one of the rolls and I realized I probably could have just made a loaf.
Pick up
dough and twist twice
so that each end has the seasoning face up and the uncoated
part of the twist is in the center.
Place
dough in tart pan, and using your fingers, press
dough so that it covers every
part of the pan.
So, the hardest
part of this recipe for me was forming the circle with the
dough.
The most time - consuming
part was making the play
dough, but I can do each batch in about 5 minutes now,
so it's not that bad.
Except this
part: In my sleep deprived stupor I didn't accurately dispense the
dough so we didn't make QUITE as many pies as we should have.
Anyway, the bun seemed to have risen fine but when I pulled them out, the tops were too soft, and when I tried cutting through one, the
dough was still a bit moist inside and the top
part of the «skin» had risen
so much but all the
dough was still at the bottom!
I just made them on the spot - I didn't have chocolate chips
so I made it without - but the
dough is my favorite
part anyways I also added a little bit of Himalayan Salt!
I didn't put the
dough in the pan in one big lump, I used a small ice cream scoop
so they were still pull apart rolls, but my guest took
part of one of the rolls and I realized I probably could have just made a loaf.
My hubbie started his own company a year ago,
so the low -
dough part is music to my ears!