Hi Michele, we're not at high altitude here in Vermont, so it's difficult for us to develop specific high-altitude recommendations for our recipes, but we do offer this helpful High-Altitude Baking Guide. The biggest thing to watch when baking yeast-raised baked goods at high-altitude is that rising times tend to be faster, and more liquid is often necessary. Since this recipe has a fairly small amount of yeast to begin with I think you'll probably just need to watch the dough carefully, and add a little extra water to bring the dough together.
April 18, 2022 at 4:10pm
In reply to Hello. Recipe sounds delish… by Michele (not verified)
Hi Michele, we're not at high altitude here in Vermont, so it's difficult for us to develop specific high-altitude recommendations for our recipes, but we do offer this helpful High-Altitude Baking Guide. The biggest thing to watch when baking yeast-raised baked goods at high-altitude is that rising times tend to be faster, and more liquid is often necessary. Since this recipe has a fairly small amount of yeast to begin with I think you'll probably just need to watch the dough carefully, and add a little extra water to bring the dough together.