I assumed the extra egg & baking powder would help
it rise more.
Would it be even fluffier, and
rise more evenly if I did the standard baking method?
When baking yeast breads, carefully watch that the dough does not
rise more than double its bulk.
The first recipe came from Genius Kitchen and I was not happy with it — too dry, not enough flavor and maybe they could
rise more.
Any suggestions for how to make
it rise more next time?
I've already got Ciabatta dough rising in the icebox but since you say it's best to let
it rise more than 12 hours I think I'll try the English Muffins.
The longer
the rise the more flavor, that's why I go low on the yeast.
If you eat an apple by itself, for example, your blood sugar would
rise more than if you ate that same apple with a few spoonfuls of nut butter.
I live at a high altitude and was wondering if I need to adjust something to help
it rise more.
Is there something I am doing wrong or a trick to making the bread cook /
rise more evenly?
Muffins with cut (rather than flattened) sides will
rise more evenly.
I put dry clean dish clothes around the bowl to keep it warm and help the dough
rise more quickly.
Think I needed to have let
it rise more for a less dense bread?
I have made it twice now, and I have been unsuccessful in getting the bread to
rise more than 1 1/2 inches.
I'm not a scientist, but in my experience a mixture of both baking powder and soda helps the muffins to
rise more.
If the batter is too thick or becomes too thick as it sits, add up to 1/4 cup of additional milk alternative (I live at high altitude, where things
rise more, so I used the full 1 and 1/4 cups for the pancakes, but you may not need that much).
Again, let it rise in the baking pan for the next 10 minutes or until it's almost up to the edges of the pan and place in the preheated oven, even if it's not all the way to the edges it will
rise more in the oven.
I usually add a bit more baking powder, about 1/2 to 1 teaspoon more, and maybe 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda extra to give it a bit more boost to
rise more.
You might want to let the dough rise before flattening it, then let
it rise some more.
I've made the Paleo Almond Bread recipe twice now and it was delicous, but I was wondering how to make
it rise more.
Any suggestions on how to get it to
rise more and how to prevent the ultra-thick crust from forming on top?
Hi I just made this bread first time this morning and it tastes great — but it didn't
rise more than a centimeter.
However, if you'd like them to
rise more — I'd try increasing the oven temperature by 25F degrees (they'll likely take a minute or two less to bake) and reducing the sugar by 1 tablespoon.
Swapping your usual pizza stone for a cast - iron pan allows the dough to
rise more, creating a delicious deep - dish - style pie.
I might try with coconut flour to see if
they rise more.
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