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  1. If you don’t have 48 hours and still want to develop flavour use a poolish. Mix 450g of the flour with 450g of water and 80% of the yeast. Mix it, leave it room temp for 8-12 hours or so until it smells sweet. Mix the rest of the ingredients and do the stretch and folds then and you can make the bread the same day. They do this in French bakeries.
    Cold ferments are great for developing flavour if you have the time.

  2. Stop hydrating IDY. Completely unnecessary, unless you're using Grandma's Activated Yeast that needs to be bloomed to verify veracity. Just pitch it in and add the salt, also dry. Easy, peasy, Focaccia squeezy.

  3. Hotel Pan, Cater Wrapping,
    Foodservice terms that many laypersons may not know.
    I don't know if you've done it before, but an episode about shopping at your local restaurant store and showing people the reasonably priced and durable stuff they can get there may be beneficial. Sheet pans, bowls, plastic containers, dishers, strainers, knives, etc. I bet a lot of people would benefit.

  4. We dont have to worry about it to much for focaccia but if the dough looks to wait it and cant build enough strength, its probably because the protein level in your flour isnt high enough. Should be 12.5-13%. 2 percent makes a huge difference. A lot of Strong White Irish flours dont come with enough protein content

  5. It's very nice to watch you cook.. i even dived into your instagram and saw how long you have been following your passion.. you deserve where you are now and even more to come 🎉 and i am so glad you didnt use bad words in this video.. i have been waiting for it to come 😃 but luckily it went all clean.. thank you for that if you noticed my comment. Love from egypt 🌍

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