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Jan 20, 2012 18:13
When baking (I do specifically mean cakes and the like, not your average pasta-based dinner), do you measure things out exactly, or wing it?
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fullhearts
January 20 2012, 18:15:24 UTC
I might wing it when cooking, but baking can be an exact science so I always measure accurately.
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octogirlie
January 20 2012, 18:58:27 UTC
This.
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creativecstasy
January 21 2012, 08:40:55 UTC
yup
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frayed_11
January 21 2012, 12:35:28 UTC
Yep
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lily_bloodrose
January 20 2012, 18:22:24 UTC
measure, just one thing slightly off and you have dense, flat cakes or soupy messy cookies. no thanks!
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thornsilver
January 20 2012, 18:23:41 UTC
I measure, but then I cook very rarely, so I need to follow a recipe to get anything eatable in the first place.
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nextdrinksonme
January 20 2012, 18:23:49 UTC
I measure exactly while baking when it comes to the base recipe and then sometimes wing it when I'm adding things of my own to make it fun. Like, the base cookie dough will be exact, but I'll wing the amount of dried fruit or chocolate I might add.
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adenar
January 20 2012, 18:26:09 UTC
This sounds much like me.
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sheinhardt
January 20 2012, 22:13:04 UTC
same
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fletwock
January 20 2012, 18:27:25 UTC
As exactly as I can, unless it's something minor like adding more vanilla extract.
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