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On Christmas Eve, we will be having assorted German sausages and homemade
hot pretzels (along with about ten different mustards!). We'll be preparing this feast after we get back from church. I'd like to do as much as I can ahead of time. We want to eat as soon as possible after church, w/ a minimum of effort at that time. (We'll have appetizers to nibble on, but I don't want to be kneading dough...the rolling part is enough hands-on). The pretzel dough recipe says that the dough should rest for15 minutes after being kneaded, and before being shaped. I'm not sure how much I can do ahead of time....do you think I can make the dough and let it rest in the fridge, then bring it out after we get home from church and let it rest at room temp for 15 minutes before rolling the pretzels? Any ideas? I suppose I could do a mini-test batch today, but I'd rather not. Got enough to do. Thanks! Chris |
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