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The morning buns look good.
"Refrigerate overnight," counted in.
Chill, proof and marinate times hide in the steps. salt & sumac adds them up, including the dough on page 212, and tells you when to start. No more starting at 5 pm and eating tomorrow.
Brunch is at 9, so the dough starts tonight.
worth the chill timeCook it one step at a time.
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Timers start right from the step and the screen stays on, so your floury hands stay on the bowl. Halve it or double it, and the amounts in the steps follow.
Try it: step through the recipe, then tap Done on the last step.
Step 2 says "beat the butter." How much butter?
- 113 gunsalted butter, softened
- 150 glight brown sugar
- 6 gground cardamom
- 3 gfine sea salt
Remember how it went.
Every time you cook, it's logged for you: when you made it, and how many times.
Your swaps and tweaks sit right beside the step they belong to, in your own color, never mixed into the author's words. They're kept with the recipe, never on the page. Heart the keepers, and they're waiting next time.
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Then go find something new in them.
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