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Just finished eating dinner...olive and Bay loaf with a cauliflower, brocoli and leek cheese. It was wonderful!
Thanks for the heads-up on the book and recipie.
 

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Just finished eating dinner...olive and Bay loaf with a cauliflower, brocoli and leek cheese. It was wonderful!
Thanks for the heads-up on the book and recipie.
The role of good bread, as part of a meal had been lost. When you discover it again it's is fantastic.

Many modern supermarket breads are not really "bread", its flour, water and additives pumped full of air.

Have you tried adding your salt after 15 mins?
 
I read that and then promptly forgot in the excitement of trying the first two recipes!!
I wil do that on my next bake day.
Also, SWMBO has started to shout again about only making one loaf at a time...too costly to run the oven lol
So, more preparedness, and 2 loaves next week.
Thanks all for the inspiration on the thread!
 
I read that and then promptly forgot in the excitement of trying the first two recipes!!
I wil do that on my next bake day.
Also, SWMBO has started to shout again about only making one loaf at a time...too costly to run the oven lol
So, more preparedness, and 2 loaves next week.
Thanks all for the inspiration on the thread!
I am with her 😂 I do an oven full (2 loafs or 2 trays) and then freeze
 
I was doing that, but new book new recipies and just wanted to check I was getting things OK. Buy SWMBO is unhappy. Back to 2 loaves at a time.
But on the plus side, so happy with the results so onwards and upwards 😀
 
This is the pita bread recipe from The Athenian: Eat Like A Greek
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The amounts are obviously wrong. I would guess it should be 600g of flour, given the amount of salt, sugar and yeast.
What do you think.


Also, the recipe just says mix the dough and then let it rest for an hour and a half. It doesn't mention kneading, but unless you are going to leave it for much longer it will have to be kneaded.
 
This is the pita bread recipe from The Athenian: Eat Like A Greek
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The amounts are obviously wrong. I would guess it should be 600g of flour, given the amount of salt, sugar and yeast.
What do you think.


Also, the recipe just says mix the dough and then let it rest for an hour and a half. It doesn't mention kneading, but unless you are going to leave it for much longer it will have to be kneaded.

The metric conversion is bolleux. Using cups measurements the hydration is about 66% which will be about right.

This is a rustic recipe for a flat bread. Kneading probably isn't required.

Could you do me a full page pic please (so I can read the instructions) and I will give it a go.
 
Tbh I was disappointed with Paul Holywoods book. It is a very rare event that I send non fiction to the charity shop but Paul managed it.

Tbh I thought it was me. I have read (amongst others) calvel & apprentice (and that was American 🤣🤣)
 
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