Thrift Vader
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Every recipe is so freaking good. I'm going to make one of the biga loaves this weekend.I picked up a copy of this book that I’ve been eyeing for a while. This loaf is my regular recipe, but modified slightly based on what I’ve learned so far. Oh, and that little wonky bit at the bottom right is where my three-year old son pinched a bit off while he was helping me put the flour on just before baking.
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Was that the overnight loaf? did you halve the recipe? You can cook the bread for even longer if you like.I picked up a copy of this book that I’ve been eyeing for a while. This loaf is my regular recipe, but modified slightly based on what I’ve learned so far. Oh, and that little wonky bit at the bottom right is where my three-year old son pinched a bit off while he was helping me put the flour on just before baking.
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Was that the overnight loaf? did you halve the recipe? You can cook the bread for even longer if you like.
Got it ok. Yeah Forkish--as I'm sure you've read--is like push your bread further than you think...it took a leap of faith the first time I did it. Totally worth it.No, this is the same recipe I’ve been using, but I let it rise longer and stretched the dough a bit an hour into rising. I also baked it four minutes longer than recipe calls for. I’ll experiment further with the next one.
Fish looks good. Your rice looks like balls.
Could you detail this more? I will try it next time.field greens with a bright vinaigrette is what you serve with quiche