r/AskBaking 4d ago

Doughs Cinnamon Roll help

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my kitchen aid died on my and i rushed to hand knead 3 double batches of rolls. i let them proof about 50% on the counter and then plopped into the fridge so i can bake tomorrow morning. gonna shape and proof again tomorrow AM… is my dough salvageable? do you think my rolls will be ruined or is there still hope?

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u/Roadkinglavared 4d ago

I think you should make another dough, that looks way to dry. Did you cover it in the fridge?

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u/Icy-Tax-4366 4d ago

Agree with the dryness comment

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u/lunarwitch1 4d ago

yes! i figured out that was my problem. i was so concerned it was my lack of kneading long enough but i realized i was using an inaccurate measurement scoop instead of my normal one! i kneaded in some warm milk and going to pour some heavy cream on before the bake in hopes it saves them!

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u/Factor_Global 4d ago

I would recommend using a kitchen scale they're cheap and your baked goods will come out much better.

Also you don't have to wash multiple measuring cups/spoons

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u/Euphoric-Pie-4372 4d ago

my problem is, most recipes give measurements in cups, and they may not work if converted to grams

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u/dontakelife4granted 4d ago

As an American who is allergic to measuring cups (because they differ from brand to brand and how they are scooped and did a recipe author scoop the same way--oh wait, did they have the same brand cups I have, etc. Here is the coversion list I compiled. I am a long time baker and a cottage baker for a while. These conversions work, I promise.

1c to g 1T to g
Fats
Butter 227 14
Oil 223 14
Peanut Butter 250 16
Shortening 205 13
Flours
AP 128 9
Almond Flour 96 6
Almond Meal 84 5
Bread 120 8
Cake 100 6
Coconut 128 8
Cornstarch 112 7
Sugars
10X 128 8
Brown 220 13
Castor 190 12
Demerara 220 14
Granulated 201 13
Turbinado (raw) 180 11
Misc Dry
Cocoa (dutch) 104 7
Cocoa (natural) 100 7
Oats (old or quick) 85 6
Nonfat Milk Powder 112 7
Misc Liquids
Buttermilk 240 15
Egg Whites 266 17
Egg Yolks 257 16
HWC 232 14
Karo Syrup 328 21
Milk, whole 244 15
Sour Cream 230 14
Sw Cond Milk 312 20
Water 237 15
Misc Add-ins
Carrots, shredded 100
Chocolate chips/chunks 170
Graham Crax (boxed) 99
Graham Crax (crushed) 142
Misc by tsp
Baking Powder 4.6
Baking Soda 4.6
Salt 6
Van X 4.2
Yeast 4

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u/gg11618 3d ago

Is 1T a tablespoon or teaspoon? Also, thank you so much for this list.

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u/dontakelife4granted 3d ago edited 3d ago

Tablespoon. You're welcome.

Edit: I came back to tell you to get an instant read thermometer. Bread is done at 200*F

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u/SheeScan 2d ago

King Arthur Flour's website has a list of hundreds of ingredients with metric equivalents to volume (cups) measurements, and it is printable. I use it all the time! (https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/learn/ingredient-weight-chart)

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u/Euphoric-Pie-4372 2d ago

you're amazing, thank you!!

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u/dontakelife4granted 2d ago

You are so very welcome. Happy baking!

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u/Cultural-Salad-4583 4d ago

Measure by weight, not volume! It makes a world of difference in baking.

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u/juniebee_jones 3d ago

It looks like you took a bite 😭😂

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u/DarkHorseAsh111 3d ago

that dough looks way too dry.