慷慨的面粉一个计数器,将面团取出onto it; it will be shaggy and very soft. Scrape any bits in the bowl onto the mound of dough. Flour your hands. Shape the mixture into a very loose rectangle with the short side nearest you. Using a bench knife, a pastry scraper, or a spatula to help lift the ragged dough, fold the bottom third over the center third, and then the top third over the center, as if you’re folding a business letter. Pat down to shape another rectangle, turn it so the short side is nearest you, and repeat the folding. Pat down again to about 1/2 inch for a cobbler, 3/4 inch thick for shortcakes.
For a cobbler—Toss your fruit with the sugar and flour and spread in a 9×13-inch baking dish. Lay the dough on top. It’s fine if the topping breaks into pieces; just be sure most of the fruit is covered. Brush with cream and sprinkle with sugar. Bake until the topping is golden brown, 25 to 30 minutes.
This quick take on eggs Benedict eschews Hollandaise sauce and ham in favor of tangy beurre blanc and fresh asparagus. It takes slightly more than 10 minutes, but it looks…
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