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Old 06-18-2006, 12:07 PM
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Default salvaging too dry gingerbread dough

I am leaving the kitchen today before burn down the house, or cut off my foot. grr.

Anyone know how to salvage cookie dough w/ too much flour in it? I was making dough for gingerbread men, same recipe I've use 100 times, wasn't paying attention & dumped in all the flour (in my defense never have to have had to hold back any in 10 yrs) anyway today it was too much. Dough is crumbly. Any way to salvage it or just toss it & start fresh?
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Are you measureing??? If not then maybe the foot thing would be ok. If you know the percentage of overage then bring up the wet the same percent..
Never toss!!!!
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Roll it out, bake it off, grind it up, and use it for cheesecake bases....
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