YeastSpotting 9.14.12 ~ Loaves and Rolls, Second Batch
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I don’t do pretzels in baking soda. I use food grade lye.
Yes, it takes some caution but anyone that took chemistry in high school is more than capable of handling it.
My Mom and I have done Laugenbretzeln several times and I’ve done them by myself. Once the solution is mixed it is much safer to work with. And there is absolutely no substitution for the taste and texture. The lye starts to cook the pretzels before the ever enter the oven.