Place in a warm, draft free location and
let rise until doubled, about an hour and a half.
Cover the loaves and
let them rise at room temperature until doubled in size, probably about 12 to 15 hours.
Do
n't let it rise too long otherwise it might fall during baking and / or have too many holes develop internally.
I agree with another reviewer, don't
let it rise too high above the tin - mine rose quite a bit within the first few minutes of placing it in the oven.
One more thing — I do not use the yeast called for when using my sourdough, I
just let it rise for a longer amount of time.
I made the dough yesterday,
let it rise once then wrapped it up tight and stuck it in the fridge for the night.
That goal
lets you rise above most other companies who typically promise a response within 24 to 48 hours.
Place the rolls on cookie sheets lined with parchment paper, and
let rise till doubled.
Let rise til half again in size in a warm spot; about 45 minutes.
If that happens, you can cover it and
let it rise back up again for a little while.
I wondered if it would handle a double and
even let it rise in there through the dough cycle.
Next time, try
letting it rise somewhere that's a comfortable room temperature (not too warm) and cut back on the rising time slightly.
His exact words were that we «must be vigilant» and not
let rising levels of household debt spiral out of control.
Cover with a towel and
let rise at room temperature until doubled, about 45 minutes.
Phrases with «to let rise»