How do I achieve a smooth and elastic texture in pasta dough?
Use 00″ flour or all-purpose flour
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Apply a thin layer of frosting to trap crumbs before applying the final, thicker layer of frosting.
In the refrigerator, wrapped in wax paper, parchment, or cheese paper, then in a plastic bag with some air.
Temperature extremes can cause splitting. Re-emulsify by slowly whisking the split sauce into a bit of water or another yolk.
Avoid overmixing, bake in a water bath, and let cool gradually in the oven with the door slightly ajar.
Toast or roast at a moderate temperature, stir frequently, and remove from heat once fragrant.
Roast at a moderate temperature, toss in a touch of oil and seasonings, and stir occasionally for even browning.