Knead English Muffin Dough

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Summary: Learn how to mix English muffin dough in this free online video clip about breakfast recipes.

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Rachel Dayan Rachel has traveled the world where she picked up many recipes and styles of cooking which helped her open her own catering business in Florida. She has now m... read more

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Knead English Muffin Dough

Hi I'm Rachel for Expert Village. Now we are going to work on the counter cause it is much easier. I'm going to take some flour and just continue to knead it on the counter for about a minute to 3 minutes until the dough would be nice and the texture would be soft and altogether. I will show you in a minute you can see I'm working with both hands with kind of the end of my palm that is how I'm punching this dough. Until it is nice and ready. Now what we are going to do with this dough we are going to put it in a plastic bag which need to rise at least double in size. If you put it a warmer place it might take less time but it usually takes about a hour to hour to sometimes a hour in a half to rise and double it's size. We are going to leave it here and wait for it to rise.