I just finished making almond butter cookies. the recipe was posted by euphorybaker...The dough will not shape into a ball for me to chill...what do i need to do?
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2/25/06 at 9:28am
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I don't know, but what is it doing? Is it too stiff that it won't form a ball (crumbly), or is it too soft and won't hold its shape?
I'd be tempted to add a bit more liquid if it's too crumbly, or a bit more flour if it's too soft, but I'm not a cookie pro by any means, LOL!
The one time I had cookie dough that was not looking or feeling right, I discovered that I had added twice as much butter as the recipe called for (I used two cups instead of two sticks) and I just divided it in half and added the right amount of ingredients to correct it.
Take a good look at the recipe and see if maybe you used the wrong amount of something . . .
Good luck!
Laura.
I'd be tempted to add a bit more liquid if it's too crumbly, or a bit more flour if it's too soft, but I'm not a cookie pro by any means, LOL!
The one time I had cookie dough that was not looking or feeling right, I discovered that I had added twice as much butter as the recipe called for (I used two cups instead of two sticks) and I just divided it in half and added the right amount of ingredients to correct it.
Take a good look at the recipe and see if maybe you used the wrong amount of something . . .
Good luck!
Laura.
post #3 of 4
3/2/06 at 7:51am
It does sound like perhaps too much flour. Or the butter could still be really cold and not adhering to the dry ingredients. I've heard that 65 is about the correct temp to add it. Slightly soft, but not too soft.
I used to run into overly-dry mixtures often until I began sifting my flour two or three times before I measured it. It's really easy to get too much other wise.
Did you add an egg?
I hope you are able to figure out what went wrong and salvage your recipe. Ingredients are way too expensive these days.
I used to run into overly-dry mixtures often until I began sifting my flour two or three times before I measured it. It's really easy to get too much other wise.
Did you add an egg?
I hope you are able to figure out what went wrong and salvage your recipe. Ingredients are way too expensive these days.
Excuse my cake faux pas. I'm making this up as I go.
Excuse my cake faux pas. I'm making this up as I go.
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3/2/06 at 12:58pm
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