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Just wondering if you attempted the streudel dough, and if you were
successful or not...

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> Just wondering if you attempted the streudel dough, and if you were
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I would have, but there's no surface in my cluttered house to roll out
the dough. (don't tell me to clean it then; other people are home many
more hours per day than I am, it's a lost cause)

I used phyllo dough, and it wasn't the same, but it tasted pretty good.
I had to spritz the dough with water to keep it from drying out as I
was handling it. I'll use more butter next time. I still have half a
package of dough. The gingersnap crumbs worked great.

Maybe I can set up a big folding table in the kitchen to stretch the
dough, then put the table away before anybody can claim it for all their
"stuff"...

Best regards,
Bob
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zxcvbob wrote:
> merryb wrote:
> > Just wondering if you attempted the streudel dough, and if you were
> > successful or not...
> >

>
>
> I would have, but there's no surface in my cluttered house to roll out
> the dough. (don't tell me to clean it then; other people are home many
> more hours per day than I am, it's a lost cause)
>
> I used phyllo dough, and it wasn't the same, but it tasted pretty good.
> I had to spritz the dough with water to keep it from drying out as I
> was handling it. I'll use more butter next time. I still have half a
> package of dough. The gingersnap crumbs worked great.
>
> Maybe I can set up a big folding table in the kitchen to stretch the
> dough, then put the table away before anybody can claim it for all their
> "stuff"...
>
> Best regards,
> Bob

Darn! I guess I may have to try it this weekend- I have a bag of
Gravensteins my mom grew and gave me.

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> merryb wrote:
> > Just wondering if you attempted the streudel dough, and if you were
> > successful or not...
> >

>
>
> I would have, but there's no surface in my cluttered house to roll out
> the dough.
> Best regards,
> Bob


Jeez, you're picky! Rob gets half the table for his stuff, I get half
for mine. He gets the bottom half, I get the top half. It's only right.
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