Made this in my breadmaker, the dough came together really well; I added about 1 tsp more water to make
a rather sticky dough which cleared the sides of the pan.
The dough is
a rather sticky dough, but it's important not to over-flour the dough.
Not exact matches
I have just followed the recipe, is the
dough rather heavy and
sticky after 1 hour proofing?
If mixing by hand, do remember the
dough is
rather sticky.
Similarly, you can use dates
rather than maple syrup to sweeten the vegan cookie
dough, which will make it softer and
stickier, which is can never be a bad thing with cookie
dough.
The thing about making challah well is knowing that although
dough is
rather forgiving — too
sticky just add flour, too dry add liquid — is that you have to develop a feel for it in your hands.
I found the
dough to be very wet and
sticky even after I added all the flour (I used all - purpose
rather than bread flour, don't know if that made a difference).
Personally, I like my
dough to still be a bit
sticky in order to get softer gnocchi
rather than add too much flour and get tough ones, but it's up to you how much flour you want to add.
The
dough will be
rather soft but should not be
sticky.
This
dough is
rather stiff and
sticky, so this will be somewhat difficult, but it will work - don't be tempted to add more liquid.
:p My 1st attempt to make bread and I think I need to tweak the time and temperature cos my bread did nt tun out soft and fluffy and my
dough came out from the machine still
rather sticky!
The
dough should be tacky, but not
sticky, and still
rather shaggy.
The
dough is
rather wet and
sticky and can seem impossible to work with when you're new to the process, but that wet stickiness is also vital to the light, bubbly, airy texture of this bread.