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I like this brand because it's very lightly flavored so your food doesn't taste like a bullion cube.

Even though they sit in the liquid, they don't soak it up. They still come out tasting bready and doughy. There's no soggyness at all. Though if at all possible, use a bigger pan than I did. They grow and if they touch each other they trap in moisture and it does make a thin bit of wet dough. But if that's the case, just wipe it off and the dough underneath will be perfect texture. When you take the lid off and turn the heat all the way up, it evaporates the excess moisture.
