When making dough, should you add liquid to flour,... - Notions & Notations of a Novice Cook



















When making dough, should you add liquid to flour, or flour to liquid? Or is there even a difference?
I personally prefer adding flour to liquid because it if the dough ends up too wet (which there is a higher chance of happening when you do it this way), you can easily just add more flour. If you do it the other way around and not have enough liquid however, well, have you tried adding water to a dough that’s already partially formed (lumps, and all)? It’s hell.
In other news, the sister said that I’ll be very [happily] surprised at what she’s going to get me for my birthday. The clues? She claims that it’s “what I’ve always wanted” and that the “Japanese are so smart”.  When I asked her if it’s food related, she answered with “Duh, is there anything you want that’s not food related?”.Touché

When making dough, should you add liquid to flour, or flour to liquid? Or is there even a difference?

I personally prefer adding flour to liquid because it if the dough ends up too wet (which there is a higher chance of happening when you do it this way), you can easily just add more flour. If you do it the other way around and not have enough liquid however, well, have you tried adding water to a dough that’s already partially formed (lumps, and all)? It’s hell.

In other news, the sister said that I’ll be very [happily] surprised at what she’s going to get me for my birthday. The clues? She claims that it’s “what I’ve always wanted” and that the “Japanese are so smart”.  When I asked her if it’s food related, she answered with “Duh, is there anything you want that’s not food related?”.Touché


  1. steviechu reblogged this from peegaw
  2. isimoisidlo reblogged this from peegaw
  3. kimbummie05 reblogged this from peegaw
  4. hawk-hogan reblogged this from peegaw
  5. thereisnothingmeanwht reblogged this from peegaw
  6. acykram reblogged this from peegaw
  7. This was featured in #Food
  8. logicianmagician said: The muffin method! Wet to dry!
  9. mymindismypantry reblogged this from peegaw
  10. peegaw posted this

23/2/2012 . 37 notes . Reblog
Comments
blog comments powered by Disqus