It's time to bake. And bake. And bake some more.
Now we Tabejin have this down to a science.
If you have followed the cookie recipe found on day 1, then they have had plenty of time to chill by now.
I have found that the dough is a bit sticky. This may be the effects of the high altitude, I do not know, but have found that kneading a little flour into it fixes this in no time.
You will want to knead the dough at any rate, and be sure to flour up both your work surface and the rolling pin. This stuff is hard as a brick if you don't first knead it though.
Roll flat and cut out your cookies. With a little dusting of the shapes, you can stack and store them as you work in a 3 pan rotatoin for mass baking, like I am doing.
Here are the stacked cookie shapes waiting on my counter now:
Now we Tabejin have this down to a science.
If you have followed the cookie recipe found on day 1, then they have had plenty of time to chill by now.
I have found that the dough is a bit sticky. This may be the effects of the high altitude, I do not know, but have found that kneading a little flour into it fixes this in no time.
You will want to knead the dough at any rate, and be sure to flour up both your work surface and the rolling pin. This stuff is hard as a brick if you don't first knead it though.
Roll flat and cut out your cookies. With a little dusting of the shapes, you can stack and store them as you work in a 3 pan rotatoin for mass baking, like I am doing.
Here are the stacked cookie shapes waiting on my counter now:
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