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| garliclady |
Posted - Aug 30 2007 : 9:13:28 PM
As I was making a couple of batches today I took a picture of how I roll out my dough. When I first started making them the hardest part was getting a consistant thickness. Then I came up with this thought I would share my idea . It cuts down on rolling and cutting time. Hope it helps you. Do yall have any short cuts, packaging ideas, to share?
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| queenofdreamsz4u |
Posted - Sep 04 2007 : 01:30:26 AM
What a great technique!! Will have to remember that one 
Stephanie
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| jo Thompson |
Posted - Aug 31 2007 : 09:49:27 AM
Great idea!! I think I should use my dog cook book and whip some up!! jo
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| Aunt Jenny |
Posted - Aug 31 2007 : 09:17:00 AM
Such a great idea. I usually make some dog bisquits during the holidays for my canine friends..and give jars of them from my pups.
Jenny in Utah
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| DaisyFarm |
Posted - Aug 30 2007 : 9:40:40 PM
Oh..I had made dog bisquits to sell at our farmer's market. I found some great 1/4" ribbon with paw prints on it at a cake decorating shop. I used plain cellophane bags and tied with the ribbon.
Diane |
| DaisyFarm |
Posted - Aug 30 2007 : 9:38:59 PM
Excellent idea Natalie! So simple and yet so effective. I wonder if you could use a similar idea for other things that are hard to roll a consistent thickness...like pastry for example. I think I just might have to give this a try.
Diane |
