I thought I got the recipe and technique right (can usually get a decent shell and feet), and then this happens…. bruh
by dont_mind_me_passing
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Pretend_Ratio9341
Do you live in a humid climate? Was it raining? This is what mine look like when the air in my kitchen is too humid.
MaisiePJohnson
I’m guessing these were not rested long enough before baking. The holes in the top suggest the air escaped through the top of the shells instead of from the bottom where the batter meets the parchment, which is how the feet are formed. They’re tricky little buggers.
aslanfollowr
Yep, humidity or rain means they need more rest. This picture confirms not enough rest.
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Do you live in a humid climate? Was it raining? This is what mine look like when the air in my kitchen is too humid.
I’m guessing these were not rested long enough before baking. The holes in the top suggest the air escaped through the top of the shells instead of from the bottom where the batter meets the parchment, which is how the feet are formed. They’re tricky little buggers.
Yep, humidity or rain means they need more rest. This picture confirms not enough rest.