Monday, April 27, 2009

the flop bread dough

This is what I made with the flop dough from last week: They're little chewy "crackers". I rolled the dough into little balls and then flattened them on to a greased cookie sheet. I sprinkled them with salt and slid them into a 400 degree oven for approximately 10 minutes, turning them over half-way through baking time. I'm not really impressed but they make a quick little snack. I didn't make many of them cause the kids didn't seem too impressed either. So, I pitched the rest of the dough.

I tried making donuts with the dough before I baked the crackers but they just sank to the bottom of the pan and when I tested two donuts they were still too dough-y inside.

Although, now that I think about it, I wish I'd kept the dough to make pizza with it. I knew there was something I was missing!

5 comments:

Laurie said...

Pizza! Yeah, I shoul have thought of that!!
The chewy crackers look good anyway!

Mom said...

Christine said, "That looks like communion bread!" The best idea yet?!

LivG said...

That does look like communion bread :)

Anonymous said...

does the humidity and sea level make a difference in bread making?
I know when we lived in Colorado the higher elevations had adjustments....just wondering.
Keep trying :)
Love ya,
Carolyn

TAB said...

Yeah, probably the humidity has a lot to do with it! Thanks Carolyn.