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Question: Making royal icing today, for a rather overdue Christmas cake.I always end up with too much icing sugar, based on my normal recipe which asks for 4 large egg whites and 500g icing sugar.So today I used 3 egg whites and as much icing sugar as "felt right". Is this fair enough? If it's taking a long time for stiff peaks to form, is this a sign of too little icing sugar? And if I overdid the icing sugar how would I tell?

Answer: Royal icing - how important is accurate measuring?


Question: I have a Panasonic SD-ZB2512 bread maker and I like to use it to make pizza dough. It does a good enough job but only makes enough for one pizza at a time. Can I double the recipe? I'm pretty sure it would fit but worry the recipe might not be scale-able for other reasons. Would I be risking horrible dough or a damaged machine?

Answer: Can I double the pizza dough recipe for my bread machine


Question: I got ten pounds of rye flour from the amish store yesterday. They only had a single, two-pound bag sitting on the shelf but, when asked, the man behind the counter said they actually have lots of rye flour but keep it all in the freezer because otherwise Something Bad will happen to it. It's organic and I think it might be wholemeal but I'm not sure.I haven't been baking for terribly long, maybe 8 months or a year, but I've never frozen my rye flour. Is this a legitimate need? Ten pounds of flour takes up more freezer space than I would prefer. Thanks!

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Do I need to freeze my rye flour?