"Don't blow at high dough" is an old wife's saving. Literally speaking it means you can't blow on your rising bread dough to make it rise slower if you rushed the process. You can't unscramble eggs, and you can't un-rise dough.
Figuratively speaking, it means "don't get ahead of yourself", or "slow down there, kiddo".
"Don't blow at high dough" is an old wife's saving. Literally speaking it means you can't blow on your rising bread dough to make it rise slower if you rushed the process. You can't unscramble eggs, and you can't un-rise dough.
Figuratively speaking, it means "don't get ahead of yourself", or "slow down there, kiddo".
Please stop it with the drug and porn guesses.
@MsMaison Wow!! Love that, and lived through it, and, as a bread baker and candle maker, thanks!!
@MsMaison Wow!! Love that, and lived through it, and, as a bread baker and candle maker, thanks!!