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Soft Buttery Pretzels
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4 Reviews
meagain
November 10, 2014
Obviously, it's a VERY complicated matter for someone who can not read with comprehension...the "issue" is NOT with
the BAKING SODA! The "issue" is with the
AMOUNT OF BAKING POWDER NEEDED
THAT IS CLEARLY AN INGREDIENT IN
THE WRITTEN RECIPE, BUT NOT ON THE
INGREDIENT LIST! And why should someone reading a printed recipe have to
"research for another" to try and figure out
a recipe that is riddled with mistakes??? (sigh) ...and speaking of "thinking on your toes", well, obviously someone can't think so great on her FEET...LOL!
the BAKING SODA! The "issue" is with the
AMOUNT OF BAKING POWDER NEEDED
THAT IS CLEARLY AN INGREDIENT IN
THE WRITTEN RECIPE, BUT NOT ON THE
INGREDIENT LIST! And why should someone reading a printed recipe have to
"research for another" to try and figure out
a recipe that is riddled with mistakes??? (sigh) ...and speaking of "thinking on your toes", well, obviously someone can't think so great on her FEET...LOL!
Brittany M.
November 10, 2014
if a recipe is missing one ingredient that is basic for a pretzel then research for another. Thats thinking on your toes. The baking soda is just a wash for the pretzel...like an egg wash for the top. not complicated.
Clara
October 17, 2014
I needed a quick pretzel recipe for a Friday team snack at work with beer, and this one turned out pretty good, though the measurement for the baking powder would have been helpful! I added about 1 TBSP (which I think was too much). These aren't super "pretzelly", but more regular white bread in the shape of a pretzel. All in all, it was a comforting treat, warm out of the oven, with the butter melted on top.
meagain
September 9, 2014
I am really becoming discouraged with this site! You guys/gals who post these recipes almost always leave out a measurement
or ingredient when wrting the recipes...like now...where is the measure for the "baking POWDER" called for in the recipe? Geez....
or ingredient when wrting the recipes...like now...where is the measure for the "baking POWDER" called for in the recipe? Geez....
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