Just Enough to Motion ????????? HUH!

[OldGuy43]

Okay, I know I'm just a beginner, but...

I was at the grocery store the other day and picked up a recipe for Cranberry Nut Bread. You know, those recipes they put out to get you to buy stuff? Anyway, got all the ingredients and decided to bake it today and read the whole thing. Sounded great until I got to this line, "In a small bowl, combine orange rind, orange juice, and egg; stir into dry ingredients just enough to motion."

At first I thought it must be a misprint, but now I'm not so sure.

Can anyone explain what that means?

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

just enough to moisten

typo

 

[OldGuy43]

just enough to moisten

typo

Aha! OldGal and I didn't think of that one.

Thank you so much.

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A baking I will go.
A baking I will go.
Hi-ho the dairy o.
A baking I will go.
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[donrae]

Ha--it sure sounded like one of those translation typos! You know, the directions you get for assembling something made in china, and the translated directions are all wonky.