Pictured below is a sourdough raisin walnut bread. the recipe i copies is from ehanner at http://weightloss-slim.fit/node/6629/raisin-walnut-sd-delight%3C/a%3E. i sliced it thin, toasted + butter + a little extra cinnamon sugar on top = YUM! i was hoping to get a larger ovenspring but i dont think my oven was hot enough. i also didnt score the bread properly.
below is another attempt at baguettes. these were also sourdough using KA All Purpose flour. Once again, my oven was not at proper temp so i am sure that contributed to the lack of oven spring. also, this time i used a large alluminum pan to cover the bread and also placed a small cast iron skillet inside for additional steam. i still need to learn proper shaping technique and i want to try a better flour with 11.4% protein. does even a few tengths of protein contribute to color and oven spring?
deep dish pizza for later that day. credit goes to BTB on pizzamaking.com. here is what i use for a 9Inch round pan 2 inches tall. i sauteed onions and green peppers, used italian sausage, red pack whole peeled tomatoes, preshredded maggio mozzerella, lots'a spinach, and a sprinkle of parmesian ramano. cooked at 480 for 30-35 minutes.
Flour and Semolina Blend* (75% 25%)
Water (47%)
ADY (.7%) convert to IDY use ~25% less
Olive Oil (6%)
Corn Oil (18.5%)
Butter/Margarine (1%)
Sugar (1.5%)
Salt (1.5%)
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mmmm... oh my goodness! This makes me even more wistful for our neverending rain season to move into warmer weather! I cannot wait for Farmer's Markets to start having decent tomatoes around here so we can have a pizza that looks so good!
I agree deep dish pizza...looks devine!!
Sylvia
Koloatree, would you be kind enough to share your recipe for the deep dish pizza?
It looks scrumptious!
Thanks,
Patricia