When "room temperature" falls below 70°F (21°C), pie and cookie doughs can end up dry and crumbly, layer cakes can dome and turn out riddled with tunnels and holes, buttercreams can curdle, and breads can refuse to rise. Fortunately, you can sidestep these problems altogether if you know which techniques they're likely to affect.Read More
When "room temperature" falls below 70°F (21°C), pie and cookie doughs can end up dry and crumbly, layer cakes can dome and turn out riddled with tunnels and holes, buttercreams can curdle, and breads can refuse to rise. Fortunately, you can sidestep these problems altogether if you know which techniques they're likely to affect.Read More