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M melissa-dallas Well-known member Dec 11, 2012 #3 It wont have the correct texture. It end up chewy instead of fluffy if you underbeat Plus it will spread out in puddles. Ask me how I know....
It wont have the correct texture. It end up chewy instead of fluffy if you underbeat Plus it will spread out in puddles. Ask me how I know....
M melissa-dallas Well-known member Dec 11, 2012 #5 The time I did that I kept wishing it had some peppermint extract in it. My puddles were actually very similar to peppermint patties. Coulda dipped them in chocolate.
The time I did that I kept wishing it had some peppermint extract in it. My puddles were actually very similar to peppermint patties. Coulda dipped them in chocolate.
M marilynfl Moderator Dec 12, 2012 #6 Melissa, a friend makes this and she wants very small pieces (1/2") but it hardens too quickly on her. Is there anything she can do? I suggested putting it in a pan and cutting it into slices, but she seems intent on doling it out piece by piece.
Melissa, a friend makes this and she wants very small pieces (1/2") but it hardens too quickly on her. Is there anything she can do? I suggested putting it in a pan and cutting it into slices, but she seems intent on doling it out piece by piece.
M melissa-dallas Well-known member Dec 12, 2012 #7 Short of having someone help her I have no answer. It is fairly traditional to put it in a pan and cut in pieces too, but my family always dropped it in individual pieces. It does set up fast.
Short of having someone help her I have no answer. It is fairly traditional to put it in a pan and cut in pieces too, but my family always dropped it in individual pieces. It does set up fast.
M melissa-dallas Well-known member Dec 12, 2012 #8 Maybe she could put it in a pastry bag & pipe. The problem I see with tiny pieces Is that you would lose the luscious fluffy texture because it would be all "crust" & no center. Why does she want such tiny pieces?
Maybe she could put it in a pastry bag & pipe. The problem I see with tiny pieces Is that you would lose the luscious fluffy texture because it would be all "crust" & no center. Why does she want such tiny pieces?
C cheezz Well-known member Dec 12, 2012 #9 It says to store in an airtight container, but this morning it's getting soft and sticky smileys/irritated.gif
It says to store in an airtight container, but this morning it's getting soft and sticky smileys/irritated.gif
M marilynfl Moderator Dec 13, 2012 #10 No clue. I think your analysis is sound...and Diane hasn't thought of that.