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  • GlowGirl
    GlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 12,069
    deadendp said:
    This may not be what you asked for. 

    3 cups AP flour
    1 t rapid rise yeast
    2 t sea salt
    1 1/2 c water (between 110-115 F)

    Let bread rise 8 hours or overnight. 

    Rise, punch down, rest a half hour. Preheat cast iron Dutch oven with lid at 450 for 1/2 hour. 

    Shape bread on parchment, slice top, drop into Dutch oven. Bake at 450 with lid on, then 15 minutes with lid off. 

    I think I needed to leave it lid on for 5 more minutes. It's just slightly damp inside. 
    Looks great. I may need to try this. 
  • deadendp
    deadendp Northeast Ohio Posts: 10,434
    Fifthelement said:
    deadendp said:

    Super crunchy crust. Not a giant loaf. This was a no knead Dutch oven bread. Tastes great! Out in the sun (99 F here today) cut four hours off of the proving time. Not perfect, but better than my last loaf. :smile:
    That looks delicious.

    Tonight’s supper offering was Chicken Fried Rice.  I used the leftover chicken from my grilled honey lime cilantro chicken from the other night.  I also added some leftover cauliflower and some fresh fried mushrooms to it.




    Looks delicious!
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  • jeffbr
    jeffbr Seattle Posts: 7,177
    deadendp said:

    Super crunchy crust. Not a giant loaf. This was a no knead Dutch oven bread. Tastes great! Out in the sun (99 F here today) cut four hours off of the proving time. Not perfect, but better than my last loaf. :smile:
    Yum. Nothing better than fresh baked bread out of the oven. And no-knead is the way to go! Long proof for good fermentation, and the dutch oven for a great rise/steam while baking, and an excellent crust. Looks great!
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  • hedonist
    hedonist Posts: 24,524
    deadendp said:

    Super crunchy crust. Not a giant loaf. This was a no knead Dutch oven bread. Tastes great! Out in the sun (99 F here today) cut four hours off of the proving time. Not perfect, but better than my last loaf. :smile:
    I would eat that like I used to do with challah as a kid: Reach in and grab a soft chunk from the middle. Yum!
  • dankind
    dankind Posts: 20,841
    hedonist said:
    deadendp said:

    Super crunchy crust. Not a giant loaf. This was a no knead Dutch oven bread. Tastes great! Out in the sun (99 F here today) cut four hours off of the proving time. Not perfect, but better than my last loaf. :smile:
    I would eat that like I used to do with challah as a kid: Reach in and grab a soft chunk from the middle. Yum!
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  • hedonist
    hedonist Posts: 24,524
    dankind said:
    hedonist said:
    deadendp said:

    Super crunchy crust. Not a giant loaf. This was a no knead Dutch oven bread. Tastes great! Out in the sun (99 F here today) cut four hours off of the proving time. Not perfect, but better than my last loaf. :smile:
    I would eat that like I used to do with challah as a kid: Reach in and grab a soft chunk from the middle. Yum!
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  • rgambs
    rgambs Posts: 13,576


    Fresh ham, jasmine rice, and the years first snap peas and onion lightly sauteed.  The first snap peas that made it into the house, at least lol
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  • rgambs
    rgambs Posts: 13,576
    Sauce is just House of Tsang General Tso's, but I doctor it up a bit to make it better, much like we all do with baked beans.
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  • deadendp
    deadendp Northeast Ohio Posts: 10,434
    edited June 2020

    My husband's skinny sandwich. He loved the bread. Allergic to barley, sensitive to wheat. He wanted me to see if I could find just a regular enriched generic bread for him to try. All standard packaged white breads that I have found now have barley. 

    Homemade it is. (Yes, I need to check bakeries.) He approves. Now if only his digestive system does. 
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  • GlowGirl
    GlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 12,069
    deadendp said:

    My husband's skinny sandwich. He loved the bread. Allergic to barley, sensitive to wheat. He wanted me to see if I could find just a regular enriched generic bread for him to try. All standard packaged white breads that I have found now have barley. 

    Homemade it is. (Yes, I need to check bakeries.) He approves. Now if only his digestive system does. 
    That looks great. I love sandwiches. Using homemade bread just takes it to a whole new level. I hope your husband's digestive system cooperates.

  • Fifthelement
    Fifthelement Lotusland Posts: 6,965
    rgambs said:


    Fresh ham, jasmine rice, and the years first snap peas and onion lightly sauteed.  The first snap peas that made it into the house, at least lol
    deadendp said:

    My husband's skinny sandwich. He loved the bread. Allergic to barley, sensitive to wheat. He wanted me to see if I could find just a regular enriched generic bread for him to try. All standard packaged white breads that I have found now have barley. 

    Homemade it is. (Yes, I need to check bakeries.) He approves. Now if only his digestive system does. 
    I’m sending a porcine theme here for dinner.  Both meals look so delicious.  Mmmm to the fresh peas.
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  • Fifthelement
    Fifthelement Lotusland Posts: 6,965


    Mediterranean pasta tonight.
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  • rgambs
    rgambs Posts: 13,576
    That looks absolutely fantastic!
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  • Ms. Haiku
    Ms. Haiku Washington DC Posts: 7,371
    If you baked cod for one dish, and you have leftovers, and you decide to put them in a wrap the next day, what type of dressing would you put on top?
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  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,808
    A little hot sauce
    (Always a good answer)

    Some light soy or ponzu?
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  • dankind
    dankind Posts: 20,841
    I always make a nice whitefish salad (mayo, deli mustard, some chopped bread and butter pickles or relish).
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  • rgambs
    rgambs Posts: 13,576
    dankind said:
    I always make a nice whitefish salad (mayo, deli mustard, some chopped bread and butter pickles or relish).
    Yeah, can't go wrong with a nice tartar-style
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  • hedonist
    hedonist Posts: 24,524
    While that pasta dish up there looks primo, where do you folks stand on olives themselves?

    I love the oil but in its original form?  Nope.  Too salty and the taste just doesn't do it for me.  I know some people who absolutely love all or specific varieties.

    It's another food on my "tried but won't eat anymore" list.
  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,808
    So many different types.   I like most of them....
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  • GlowGirl
    GlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 12,069
    hedonist said:
    While that pasta dish up there looks primo, where do you folks stand on olives themselves?

    I love the oil but in its original form?  Nope.  Too salty and the taste just doesn't do it for me.  I know some people who absolutely love all or specific varieties.

    It's another food on my "tried but won't eat anymore" list.
    I love olives. There are many different types Each with their unique taste and textures. Some I love better than others. I just can’t stand those black olives that come in a can. But I love most other kinds. Capers as well. 

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