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  • Artisan bread

    Found a recipe online that was pretty basic.

    3 cups of flour, half tablespoon of salt 1.5 cups warm water and 3/4 tablespoon of yeast.

    After adding water , salt and yeast and letting sit for 2 minutes add in flour and use spatula to mix for a couple min. Cover and let rise for at least 2 hours.

    Place on parchment paper and fold over twice with floured hands and some flour on paper.

    Preheat oven to 450 with empty metal pan in bottom to add water to when you put in bread.

    Let dough rerise uncovered for 40 minutes and then put into preheated oven and add a cup of hot water to pan.

    Bake for 21 to 25 minutes.
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    Vagina.
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    • #3
      Last week I made a nice Rye and Beer Bread. I enjoy that one with some Cured Chorizo, Salchichón, Manchego or Rich Camembert.






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      • #4
        Today I made two types.....

        Wheat bread...

        My son opened the oven in the middle so that screwed up a bit the raising but other than that it tastes great...




        The other bread I made today is a Semolina Moroccan style bread. This one I brushed with some olive oil and then tossed some roasted sesame seeds on top for flavor.





        Here semolina on top and the wheat done...


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        • #5
          Now I want bread... And beer...
          Are you gonna pull those pistols or whistle Dixie?

          I will continue to flash cops

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          • #6
            Here I found one with the beer. Mine is similar but with Rye and I put sea salt and a 2 tea spoon of honey or sugar.

            It is a shame when people demanding tolerance, have no tolerance

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            • #7
              I made a double batch of dough yesterday because I read if you let it rise longer it gets more flavor.

              Here it is after rising over night in fridge and left on table for 6 hours or so today.
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              Finally joined the ranks of broke homeowner
              Am I short stroking or going to fast?

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              • #8
                Fresh out the oven
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                • #9
                  yes. The longer you let it raise the more flavor you get as the yeast feeds on the grain it releases all those sugars and flavors.
                  It looks wonderful. I am sure it tastes great too.
                  I am actually designing a low mass rocket griddle and oven for the yard.
                  I started a thread about this but didn't get much traction.... http://avidarms.com/forum/outdoors-a...e-applications
                  It is a shame when people demanding tolerance, have no tolerance

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