Any. Bringing down the temperature keeps the dough firmness and its ingredients consistency holding perfectly together. Just not frozen solid–that might ruin some dough recipes. A warm dough can start to melt, get runny, or liquify its ingredients (butter, oil, chopped fruit).
Any. Bringing down the temperature keeps the dough firmness and its ingredients consistency holding perfectly together. Just not frozen solid–that might ruin some dough recipes. A warm dough can start to melt, get runny, or liquify its ingredients (butter, oil, chopped fruit).