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commit e520a2258ac170bbaf571a8e02a6c86f4a38fc7e
parent 386bc7fcd224c65483e85597e182d52ddbe98d2c
Author: lumidify <nobody@lumidify.org>
Date:   Sat, 15 Feb 2025 13:35:07 +0100

Add note to lebkuchen recipe

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diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore @@ -1 +1,2 @@ notes_tmp +TODO diff --git a/recipes/baked_stuff/christmas/lebkuchen.md b/recipes/baked_stuff/christmas/lebkuchen.md @@ -29,6 +29,13 @@ sugar, but I haven't tried that yet. + Add remaining 125g of flour and Hirschhornsalz and knead thoroughly + Spread fairly thin on greased baking tray (<1cm thick, maybe around 0.5cm) * Note: I have a ~30cm x 36cm tray that works well *for a double portion*. + FIXME: I think my notes were wrong here. I baked it again a while ago, + and with a double portion, it's gooey in the middle even after baking for + 20 minutes because it collapses again when cooling down. I need to test + it again with half as much on each tray. There are probably ways to avoid + it collapsing, but making it thinner is easier and should generally always + work. Before collapsing, it also seemed to be much too high, so I think a + single portion really is correct for one tray. + Bake at 180 C until it has turned nicely brown (~10-20 min) * Note: The baking time depends very much on the thickness of the Lebkuchen and the type of tray used. Some trays just don't bake as well as others. If the Lebkuchen