Not exact matches
Keep in mind what I said in Step 2, which is that this is a
sticky dough but the
less flour you add, the more tender and soft the rolls will be.
Un-scald milk will usually cause the
dough to be
stickier and the
dough will rise
lesser.
I would try a combination of more kneading (you can rest it for couple minutes mid-knead, and you will probably find the
dough a little
less sticky when you come back) and a little more flour.
When it becomes
less sticky, turn the
dough out onto a well floured surfaced and knead the remaining flour into the
dough as directed in the main instructions.
Knead for 10 minutes or until the
dough becomes stretchy and
less sticky.
I added an additional 1/4 cup of flour to make the
dough less sticky as I wanted to roll one in balls.
Quickly refrigerate for 10 minutes so the
dough is
less sticky, then just roll into balls, dip in crushed chips, and bake up until puffy and perfect.
Kind of a guess but normally about a 1/4 of a cup
less and as your mixing the chocolate chips in if the
dough feels too
sticky and not like a rollable cookie
dough I'll sieve in a little more flour.
Using just your fingertips, knead and fold the
dough without adding additional flour until the
dough becomes
less sticky but still quite moist.
I accidentally dusted my
dough ball with white flour to make it
less sticky on the sides of the bowl.
In either case, if you come out with
sticky dough, just add more until it's
less sticky:)
Kneading Tip: If your
dough feels super
sticky you may knead it first in your hands by just smooshing it then pulling and twisting until it becomes
less sticky and then completing the kneading with the heel of your hands on the countertop at the point when it doesn't stick to the counter.
I used
less milk in the beginning (200 or 220 ml, while the original recipe suggests 250 ml) and my
dough still turned out pretty
sticky, I therefor added a tad more flour and let it knead at medium speed for 3 minutes (just for the record: my
dough still felt
sticky).
Sprinkle flour on top to make
dough a little
less sticky.
Dough will be slightly sticky and less cohesive than traditional cookie d
Dough will be slightly
sticky and
less cohesive than traditional cookie
doughdough.
Let
dough rest 4 to 5 minutes so it will be
less sticky when you knead.
Place
dough on a floured surface, and knead for 4 minutes, adding flour as needed to make it
less sticky.
About half way through the kneading, the
dough will get a lot
less sticky, even without adding much flour.
Slowly the
dough will become firmer and
less sticky.
Fully refrigerated wet
dough is
less sticky and easier to work with than
dough at room temperature, but whatever you do, do not punch down the
dough — this is unnecessary with gluten - free bread baking.
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.
Fold and gently reroll the
dough and extra holes (working with floured hands makes the
dough less sticky), and cut again.