The dough came out very sticky so I think I'll use a little
extra liquid next time.
I will try making them with a little
extra liquid next time.
So I'll definitely add
the extra liquid next time and perhaps set the heat down to 320?
I may try adding a little
extra liquid next time, some milk maybe, or yogurt, to just see how that changes the texture and look of the bread.
Not exact matches
The chia seeds make smoothies set as they absorb all the
extra liquid, so you can make the same smoothie just leave out the chia
next time Yes I drink just a smoothie every morning and then a snack a few hours later!
I accidentally poured too much water in (I wasn't paying attention oops) but the quinoa absorbed the
extra liquid overnight and it was nice and gloopy for lunch today
Next time I might try half potatoes and half cauliflower just to switch it up a bit.
Set up a baking sheet with a rack
next to your stove, as well as an empty mixing bowl to wring out
extra liquid into.
I couldn't fit them all on my baking sheets, so I transferred the
extras to a zippy bag along with the excess
liquid and baked them up the
next day.
Next time I will add an
extra cup or two of broth to the mixture, it could use more
liquid.
Next time I'll eliminate the soy and maybe just add a little
extra water to the dough to substitute the
liquid.
I wouldn't add the
extra can of water
next time, and I might add tomato sauce for
liquid and thickener.
Store
extra pork in the fridge (it'll give you meals for the
next week) and consume within 5 - 6 days, otherwise, mix the leftovers with the rest of the cooking
liquid and freeze in an airtight container (I use ziplock bags smooshed flat to take up less space).
Store
extra pork in the fridge (it'll give you meals for the
next week) and consume within 5 - 6 days, otherwise, mix the leftovers with the rest of the cooking
liquid and freeze in an airtight container (I use ziplock bags smooshed flat to take up less space).
This can be stored in the fridge and used again the
next morning - just add
extra liquid.
The batter can be thicker or thinner depending on the type of flour and just random variations in each batch,
next time feel free to add an
extra tablespoon of
liquid and that'll thin them out a bit.