Yeah, but you should keep it in a greased plastic bag after in is kneaded. Make sure to handle the dough as little as possible after it has risen.
It's likely the yeast not just the flour. When the yeast is worked through the dough by kneading, it becomes active in the warm air giving off gas it causes the dough to expand and become as you say, fluffy
A dough brake is used for pastries or biscuits to bring the gluten past the point where it is elastic. I.e., if you knead the dough long enough, or hard enough, the gluten no longer toughens the dough. "Biscuit Brakes" used to be popular in the American South to make tender, flaky biscuits without having to work quickly without chilled components.
It should chill for at least an hour.
biscuit can't be made without maida flour, because it is high in protein than atta. gluten is the protein and it is important to make the dough. Though it is low in fiber contain than atta flour , it gives crispness to the biscuit and also be stored for long term than atta flour.
Age of the biscuits, that expired and heat if left in the car too long.
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Chocolate chip cookie dough should be at room temperature for no more than 3 hours. Too long could spoil the dough and make it unhealthy to bake and eat. (Just like milk!)
You can eat anything you want to. Of course, there are consequences, depending on what you eat. Sugar dough should be fine, as long as you've used pasteurized eggs and/or chilled/frozen the dough, if it's not freshly made.
If this question means to say, what is the difference between a rusk and a biscuit, the answer is - a rusk is generally a twice-baked biscuit. Dry, for a long shelf life.
Until the next biscuit.
if you want your dough more elastic you should knead it for a long time and let it sit, throwing it at your counter will make it even more elastic.