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With the new pizza oven, I went through the last of my most recent pepperoni. This time, I decided to simplify the stuffing process by using some wide spice-lined casings instead of regular casing. I got out a bunch of cuts in the chest freezer that I needed to use sooner rather than later, and...
My cheese cave is sufficiently full that I've slowed down on making new wheels. With my new pizza oven, however, I've got the itch to do some quick ones specifically for pizza. This is Gavin Webber's Wisconsin Brick Cheese. I am skeptical that it's going to taste like what I get at the...
This was my first attempt at Detroit-style, based on a Serious Eats recipe. The dough used Barton Springs Mill Butler's Gold 00 flour. My local grocery has legit Wisconsin Brick Cheese. I made the pepperoni myself. The sauce is a 50% reduction of a no-cook sauce I made last week. This pan won't...
So my wife is starting to get the 'Pizza again? Really?' look in her eye, so I may wait a few days for the next experiment :)
This is still a grocery store dough ball rolled out to 2-3mm, but I replaced the store jar with homemade no-cook sauce. The salami is homemade, as is the shredded...
This is my second cook with the Chefman indoor oven, and it went much better than the first one. Homemade mozz, coppa and pepperoni, grocery store sauce, and the second half of the grocery store dough ball from Tuesday, but rolled out to 2mm for a crispy crust. I set the floor to 700F and the...
Amazon had the Chefman pizza oven on sale for $229, and I couldn't resist.
This is the first pie. In somewhat of a twist, the dough ball and sauce are grocery store, but I made the Romano, Asiago and White Cheddar cheeses, as well as the pepperoni.
This was using the New York style preset...
This is the first of five focaccia I'm making that will be identical except for the olive oil used.
Dough:
350g whole wheat flour
200g of 75% hydration sourdough starter
300g water (250g water if you keep your starter at 100% hydration like I do)
1 tsp fine sea salt
2 tablespoons olive oil...
I've been making our pasta with this for awhile now, and we really love it. It performs soooo much better than the Kitchen-Aid attachment. I've added a couple dozen brass dies from Pastidea.com in various shapes. These were macaroni for dinner last night. Anyway, you should buy one next time...
I realized have have some bresaola, lomo and a couple of other 2+ year old charc in the back of the fridge. It's been vac packed at fridge temps that entire time, occasionally opened to serve and then resealed.
How long do you consider it viable?
I turned part of my WW starter into a pure rye starter, and made this sandwich loaf from Peter Reinhart's Whole Grain Breads. I milled Butler's Gold wheat berries and Rhyman Rye berries from Barton Springs Mill. As an aside, the flavor and aroma of Barton's grains are amazing.
This sausage has been a journey. I first made it several weeks ago, and screwed up the math on the salt. I ended up with about 13 pounds of way too salty sausage (this is why you fry some up before casing...). I divided the mix into two portions, vac sealed, and put in the freezer. Cut to this...
This came out exactly how I was hoping. Creamy texture with a nutty flavor. We grated some on pasta last night, it was delicious, but it tastes so good on its own I may just use it on boards. Just a shade under five pounds.
I wish goat milk was not so ridiculously expensive. This turned out great. Scraped off the thick coating of pepper flakes and here we are. It's just hot enough to know it's there, but not hot enough to override the taste of the actual cheese.
Before scrape:
After:
Goat milk always makes me nervous. Raw organic from the farm is $22/gallon. Last time I used it, it blew and $120 went into the trash. I tried a smaller batch from a different farm, and did a low-temp pasteurization while it was still in the jug. Hopefully there will be no problems.
Started...
I decided awhile back I wanted to make an Ibores-style goat cheese with a smoked hot paprika rind. Because there's something wrong with me, I had to do it with paprika I grew. The paprikastarted 4 months ago when I planted Leutschauer Paprika seeds from Baker's Creek in my Aerogarden. I've been...
Popped this open. If I want the tyrosine to go all the way to the core, apparently I'm going to need to go longer than one year. It's delicious, but I was really after the crunchy goodness.
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