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Search this topicUsually not. In a layered preparation, overlap or patch the torn area and continue building the layers as the recipe directs. Reserve a more intact sheet for a visible top when appearance matters. Small tears hidden between layers generally do not require discarding the whole sheet.
In “How to measure flour accurately, with or without a scale”
No. That is King Arthur’s standard for its all-purpose flour. Different ingredients and recipes use different weights.
In “How to measure flour accurately, with or without a scale”
A dry cup is easier to fill and level for this method. A scale avoids that distinction when the recipe supplies weights.
In “How to soften butter for baking without melting it”
Not automatically. The recipe’s mixing method and final texture may depend on butter that still holds its structure.
In “How to soften butter for baking without melting it”
King Arthur discusses returning softened butter to the fridge, but very soft or partly melted butter may no longer behave the same in the intended recipe. Follow storage directions and avoid using questionable butter.
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