The Science of Dough Blog

American vs French Rolling Pins: Which One is Right for You?

American vs French Rolling Pins: Which One is R...

When it comes to rolling pins, bakers often find themselves choosing between two classic styles or pin types: the American rolling pin and the French rolling pin. Each has its...

American vs French Rolling Pins: Which One is R...

When it comes to rolling pins, bakers often find themselves choosing between two classic styles or pin types: the American rolling pin and the French rolling pin. Each has its...

Why is my pizza dough difficult to stretch?

Why is my pizza dough difficult to stretch?

Dough too stiff to stretch? The problem might be underdeveloped gluten or cold dough. Fix it by increasing hydration, allowing room-temperature resting, and kneading properly—use the “windowpane test” to check...

Why is my pizza dough difficult to stretch?

Dough too stiff to stretch? The problem might be underdeveloped gluten or cold dough. Fix it by increasing hydration, allowing room-temperature resting, and kneading properly—use the “windowpane test” to check...

How to Achieve Perfectly Flat Dough

How to Achieve Perfectly Flat Dough

Achieving smooth, even dough with traditional French-style rolling pins can be challenging due to the difficulty of controlling pressure with your palms, leading to inconsistent thickness and wavy dough. Rolling...

How to Achieve Perfectly Flat Dough

Achieving smooth, even dough with traditional French-style rolling pins can be challenging due to the difficulty of controlling pressure with your palms, leading to inconsistent thickness and wavy dough. Rolling...

Struggling with lines on your dough? They’re often caused by sharp-edged American-style rolling pins. Switch to Rolling Wonder’s tapered design for a smooth, seamless finish with ease.

How to Achieve a Seamless Dough Surface

Struggling with lines on your dough? They’re often caused by sharp-edged American-style rolling pins. Switch to Rolling Wonder’s tapered design for a smooth, seamless finish with ease.

How to Achieve a Seamless Dough Surface

Struggling with lines on your dough? They’re often caused by sharp-edged American-style rolling pins. Switch to Rolling Wonder’s tapered design for a smooth, seamless finish with ease.

A person kneading dough

Hand-Made vs. Mixer-Made Dough

Ever wondered why hand-made dough often feels different from the dough you make in a mixer? It turns out, there's a fascinating blend of science and tradition at play. In...

Hand-Made vs. Mixer-Made Dough

Ever wondered why hand-made dough often feels different from the dough you make in a mixer? It turns out, there's a fascinating blend of science and tradition at play. In...

The Science Behind a Perfect Pie Crust (and Why Your Rolling Pin Matters)

The Science Behind a Perfect Pie Crust (and Why...

We've all been there: one bite into a delicious slice of pie, only to be met with a thick, doughy bottom or a burnt, paper-thin crust. Achieving that elusive, perfectly...

The Science Behind a Perfect Pie Crust (and Why...

We've all been there: one bite into a delicious slice of pie, only to be met with a thick, doughy bottom or a burnt, paper-thin crust. Achieving that elusive, perfectly...