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Pizza Margarita: Lot's of big bubbles under the sauce.Sylvia
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Pizza Margarita: Lot's of big bubbles under the sauce.Sylvia
I have a confession to make: I've never eaten bagels before. Somehow these dense, naughty creatures have escaped me. Well, until now, that is. I'm not sure what triggered my curiosity; it's probably a toss-up between the exotically low hydration levels in the bagel dough, and the recent US presidential election. Anyways. I leafed through Hamelman's Bread, and found a bagel recipe that looked bulletproof.
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The multigrain bread dough I made yesterday was turning out wonderfully. It was just the right consistency. It had risen to just the right level when it was time to shape it. I decided to make it into two loaves and four buns shaped like tabatières.
Double knotted rolls - shaped
Rolls proofed
Double knotted rolls - Baked
Norm's formula for these rolls is I was wondeering if anyone has a good sweet fougasse recipe they would like to share. Hope you can help.
chefryan
I didn't get a picture of the sticky buns I made from Mark's recipe that I have had since April. Been trying to make them and these cinnamon rolls forever but haven't had time. So the past two days I have been doing nothing but baking and these rolls are great! Thank you Zolablue for sharing the recipe and Thank you Mark for sharing your recipe. They are both hits! (I omitted the salt in Zolablue's recipe due to the fact that I had salty mashed potatoes with sour cream left over to make the dough with.)
Cinnamon Rolls
Hello guys , did you miss me ???
I really missed you sooo much!!!!
I bought something new???here it is!!!
baguettes moulds.
So i used it several times , the results were amazing!!!
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The cooler weather has set in with a vengeance and whenever it is windy, our draughty house is even colder than usual. Consequently, I was once again having difficulty getting dough and/or shaped bread to rise.
cold kitchen = SLOW rise
So I decided to add a tiny bit of commercial yeast to our wild bread recipe. The dough still took forever to rise - it was after midnight when I took the bread out of the oven.Does anyone know when this special baking day was started? I have just read about it today on a recipe site.
Sylvia