How to Make Soft Pretzels: Miscellanea, Episode 3, Part 2
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i actually found myself flattening out the dough with a rolling pin and then rolling it up, its a bit easier
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@RawWilson1 Glad to hear it! Nobody should have to go without pretzels.
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Thank you! Thank you! and Thank you! I was looking for a way to make pretzels without using a dough hook and you showed me just that. Good show, old boy!
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Awesome tutorial, man - thank you. My pretzels turned out rather fantastic, but when I added the baking soda to my boiling water, it turned the inside of my aluminum alloy pot almost black. Not sure why, but figured I'd mention it, so whoever reads this can avoid having their wife or whoever yell at them about it... LOL Thanks again for the vid.
drivebybodypierce 1 year ago
@drivebybodypierce Whoa. That's not good. Sorry about that. I'll look into that problem. Glad the pretzels turned out, though!
dsjwhatnot 1 year ago
Are these as soft as auntie annies?
oskana00 1 year ago
@oskana00 Probably not, but it's been a while since I had one of those. These are kind of like bagels; chewy on the outside, soft on the inside.
dsjwhatnot 1 year ago
another way is instead of cutting it to several pieces is to use a pizza cutter and cut the edge of the blob of dough about a foot long depending on how big you want the pretzel to be
sonex1203 1 year ago
@sonex1203 I'll have to try that next time.
dsjwhatnot 1 year ago