Baking can be intimidating, especially for beginners. You want to follow the recipe precisely for perfect results.
So, what to use instead of a rolling pin when the instructions say to roll out a dough as thin as possible?
Here are a few tips on the best rolling pin substitutes.
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it’s long and sturdy but also because it has an even width from top to bottom.
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this type of bottle is quite easy to clean before and after use.
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make sure it has a smooth surface and doesn’t have any ridges or uneven textures.
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If you have a cylindrical, even surfaced vase, it can make an amazing substitute for a rolling pin.
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Extra thick long cylinder tubes make the best rolling pin substitutes.
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They are made with strong glass and easy to work with as an alternative rolling pin.
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All you need to do is press on your dough with the palm of your hands gently to flatten it evenly.
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