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Wheat Starch Dough
Use this recipe to make pizza dough, breadsticks, danish, clover rolls, and English Muffins.
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Instructions
  1. Put all dry ingredients into a bowl and mix. Mix liquid ingredients and add liquid ingredients to the dry ingredients all at once. Mix well using a large spoon. This will not look like a dough but rather, a batter. Cover. Let dough sit in a warm oven (115º-120ºF) or hot water bath for 15 minutes to 1 hour. After rising, scrape out of bowl onto wheat starch covered surface. Just knead a few times to make dough smooth and soft.
Recipe Notes

Variation:  English Muffins: (also great for CB burger buns!)

After the 1st rising of the dough, divide dough into 60 g portions.  Shape dough into size and shape of English muffins or roll out 1/2 inch thick and cut with cookie cutter or rim of a glass.  Place them on a sprayed cookie sheet, cover and put them back into the very warm oven until risen (30-40 min).  Remove.  In an electric skillet with cover, (this works best as the temp remains constant and they don't have a tendency to burn) heat skillet to about 340 degrees.  Melt a few T of margarine (butter will burn).  Add half of the muffins and cover with lid.  Cook for 3 ½ minutes, turn, cook for another 3 ½ minutes.  Remove to cooling rack.  Repeat with the rest.  Freeze what you don't use. Recipe from Listserve:  Ann Eccher

Variation:  Garlic Clover Rolls

Use 1/2 of the dough after it rises the first time.  Roll 1 inch balls.  Place 3 in a muffin cup (Spray with a nonstick spray first).  Brush with melted butter and sprinkle with garlic salt.  Rise in a warm oven for 20-30 minutes.  Bake 350 degrees for 9-12 minutes.

 

Variation: Cinnamon Raisin or Orange Crasin rolls

Divide the recipe in half, add ½ C raisins and 1 t cinnamon to one half and add ½ C Craisins and ½ t dried orange rind to the other half and shape the dough.