On a side note: have you made bread before where when the dough seems too wet after you add the water/yeast/shortening?
Mine seems that way and is taking an age of itself to rise. Ahhhh. Not sure if I should keep adding flour as I don't want it to be a brick when it's baked.
Usually I start w/ the water and yeast, dissolve, then add salt/other stuff and then flour; keep adding flour as I knead so it's not too sticky.
If you have yeast in the dough, and it rises enough, it shouldn't be brick-like even if there's excess flour. I would just expect it to maybe be a little drier.
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On a side note: have you made bread before where when the dough seems too wet after you add the water/yeast/shortening?
Mine seems that way and is taking an age of itself to rise. Ahhhh. Not sure if I should keep adding flour as I don't want it to be a brick when it's baked.
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If you have yeast in the dough, and it rises enough, it shouldn't be brick-like even if there's excess flour. I would just expect it to maybe be a little drier.
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Thanks for the recipe.
Stasia
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