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Our dough was too sticky to roll out so we added more flour. Then I couldn't really understand coiling it, so we twisted it, but it would break apart, probably because I added too much flour. I also didn't have baking powder, only baking soda, but only used 1/2. We just ended up rolling it into a tube then twisting it. I highly doubt mine looks the way it should, so I'm not going to post any pictures of it. It is not pretty.
Anyway it's not bad! My DH loves it!
Married 1994
One DD 6/2000
One DH
One cat
One dog
Three horses
I took coil to mean to make it like a cinnamon bun looks We also added more flour to it, and they tasted fine-we made double the recipe, and made them again recently just because we liked them so much
Lourdes
Wife to Danforth
2 grads 9/19/92,7/8/95
2 in charter school 1/31/98, 9/19/99
3 in Heaven 8/11/06, 8/18/10,9/13/13
Future HODie is here! 9/14/12
blessedmomof4 wrote:I took coil to mean to make it like a cinnamon bun looks We also added more flour to it, and they tasted fine-we made double the recipe, and made them again recently just because we liked them so much
Oh yeah! Like a cinnamon roll! Oh sheesh! Ugh....Like I said, I'm not a cook.
I may have to try it again. They are pretty tasty.
Married 1994
One DD 6/2000
One DH
One cat
One dog
Three horses
We've not gotten to this yet with my ds, but I remember when my older son made these and they turned out quite well. He coiled them like a croissant and they were quite tasty and I didn't intervene at all. I do remember the dough was quite sticky for him, but he managed to work with it fine. My younger ds has been asking when he gets to make the pastries...
Kathleen wrote:I don't know if you can see it very well here...but this is what ours looked like.
We thought they were yummy, too! Kathleen
These look great! I also now remember Julie's son making them. (Insert Charlie Brown whine here!) I will not show a picture of mine, however, my dh had them with his dinner last night. I just kept thinking pastries I'd see at a "fest" (maybe a Greekfest) that always have a tubular twist with all the sugar sprinkled on them!
Even my dh said coiled like a cinnamon bun. Next time I'll ask him.
I'm going to keep the recipe though.
Married 1994
One DD 6/2000
One DH
One cat
One dog
Three horses
Don't feel too bad - my statue cookie we did in CTC was done in neon food coloring, as it's all we had on hand, and it resulted in a very strange statue not at all as neat as the ones I've seen others post. Sure tasted good though, and my ds still loved making it.
In Christ,
Julie
Enjoyed LHTH to USII
Currently using USI
Wife to Rich for 28 years
Mother to 3 sons, ages 23, 20, and 16
Sister to Carrie
Did someone say "Cookie statue" in CTC????? YUMMY! What unit...are we there yet??? LOL
~Rebecca~
ds13(8th) - Rev to Rev w/ TT Pre-Algebra, R&S English 6, CLE Reading 8, Rosetta Stone French ds9 (4th) - Preparing Hearts, TT Math 4, R&S English 3, CLE Reading 4, & Writeshop Jr.
We have completed LHFHG, BLHFHG, Bigger, CTC, & RTR.
It is not pretty. 
Kathleen
Sure tasted good though, and my ds still loved making it.