Please Help.... My Nfsc Dough Is Crumbling......
Baking By Daniellemhv Updated 8 Mar 2007 , 9:35am by Daniellemhv
So I made NFSC and when I first made the dough it was PERFECT, but I didn't need to bake them for two days so I wrapped it up tight and put in the fridge. well today I got the dough out and it was like rock hard. If you've ever work with dried out fondant or gumpaste that was what it was like. So I put it in the microwave and in ten seconds it was soft. but still not pliable. I worked it and worked it........ and decided just to roll it out. it rolled out fine but when I take the cookies off with a spatula if I'm not super careful and the cookie bends just a little bit it snaps in half.
I need these cookies baked and iced (like wedding cake cookies, and dogwood, etc) by tonight. and I have to leave for class for about 3 hours at 5-8pm.
Is there anything I can do to fix this?
Is this going to affect the finished cookie?
Are you letting the cookies cool a little before removing them? I find that if I take them off of the cookie sheet to quickly, they are way too soft still to move.
If your dough is crumbly, you can toss it back in the mixer w/some water or flavoring and it'll come right back together.
When I put dough in the fridge/freezer, I usually let it defrost before using it.
Hope that helps!
I had some dough in the fridge and found that even though I wrapped it, I had to add a bit of water to the dough in order for it not to be crumbly. I don't like using fridge dough and will only make fresh if I can help it.
Thanks. I added some water and eventually it worked out good. The cookies came out amazing
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