Does the taste of your hands matter when baking?

I'm learning baking as a hobby.

If you look at the different flavors of cookies and cakes for each person who makes the same recipe and ingredients, is the taste of baking important?

309 2017-05-13 Gentleman

A. 1

Confectionery and baking are also cooking anyway, so I think it will vary a lot depending on the degree of skill.

Gentleman 8 years ago 0

A. 2

Confectionery baking is different from regular cooking.
The exact weight, time, and temperature of the knife are very important.
If each person has a different taste, it's probably because they didn't keep the right amount and did it roughly with their eyes.

Gentleman 8 years ago 0

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