I have been baking for a while and thought this was
a very stiff dough when I was kneading it, so yes, I did sneak a little extra water into it.
Not exact matches
Dough will be
very stiff.
Yes the
dough was
very stiff so I wet my hands but it still was not easy to work with.
I made the crumb layer... you say pour the
dough into the pan... but I followed the directions exactly, and the
dough is
very stiff, so I patted it into the pan with moistened fingers.
Yes the
dough will be
very stiff just out of the fridge.
11:35 — The
dough ended up
very stiff so I didn't even need bench flour to hand knead.
The consistency should be similar to a
very stiff cookie
dough, so add another tablespoon or 2 of water if necessary.
Before you let the
dough sit for 4 hours it should be
VERY stiff and dry (not wanting to stick to your hands at all).
The
dough will be
stiff and
very thick.
Bagel
dough is typically
very stiff and dry.
Add the dry ingredients to the wet in batches, and mix until mostly combined, then add in the chocolate chips (I often have to mix with my hands because the
dough gets
very stiff).
The
dough will be
very stiff.
And this is a
very stiff biscuit
dough.
I used my rye sourdough starter for
stiff sourdough starter for this recipe but I put a dash / pinch of instant yeast on the final
dough because I was afraid it wont work again, with the help of a
very tiny amount of instant yeast I'm sure it would work well my bread was soft inside and crunchy outside.
Mix
very well until a
stiff dough forms.
Stir the mixture with a spatula until you have a unified and
very stiff cookie
dough.
This is
very stiff starter, so its consistency will feel more like a
dough and you might not see any rise in the first few hours.
This is a
stiff dough, but even so, you might not need quite all six cups if you're in a
very dry climate.
The batter was
very stiff, almost to the consistency of cookie
dough.
Dough will be
very stiff.