If you make strawberry shortcake dough ahead of time and chill it, do you bake it chilled?
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PieceOfLayerCakeMay 13, 2015
The biscuits/scones we make at my bakery are always baked chilled. It actually results in a better rise since the butter stays cold until it hits the heat of the oven.
boulangereMay 12, 2015
I use scone dough for shortcakes. The only difference I've seen from baking them from room temp versus chilled is that if cold, they take an additional minute or two to bake.
Garlic F.May 13, 2015
Never thought of using scones for shortcakes. That is brilliant! Do you just shape the scones differently or just bake round scones and add toppings? I have a favorite lemon scone recipe and that would be very delicious with strawberry shortcake toppings
PieceOfLayerCakeMay 13, 2015
Bake any shape of scone imaginable, then pull them apart, fill them, and replace the top.
ChefJuneMay 12, 2015
I'm not sure what kind of "dough" you're talking about. I make biscuits for Strawberry Shortcake, and no, I don't bake them chilled. Biscuits, however, are just fine baked ahead. Especially since you're not likely to want your shortcakes hot for this dessert.
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