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    Quote Originally Posted by User211 View Post
    I didn't think that when I ate it TBH.

    I won't make it again. Wife liked it way more than I did.

    The whole thing was lubed with the below.


    Ah I see... There was little evidence of that sauce in your pic, but that could've just been due to the angle. Also, I'm a bit of a 'sauce fiend', so I'd have drizzled that (lovely looking sauce, judging by the picture) rather liberally over all the ingredients.

    However, you might prefer less - just personal taste

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    Quote Originally Posted by User211 View Post
    Now this is MUCH better.

    700g 00 grade pasta flour. Three tablespoons extra virgin. 7g sea salt. 490g water. Real baker's yeast. One tablespoon of toasted sesame seeds in the dough for a subtle nuttiness - brilliant move.

    Plus homemade blueberry jam. 400g blueberries, 240g sugar. Nothing else.

    Awesome can't stop eating it and I am not a jam man.

    Loaf could have been prettier but hydration was so high I couldn't shape it. More than 490g of water I quoted above which you should use but I was experimenting.

    Incredible looking bread - just AWESOME!!

    Arise sire, you are the BREADMEISTER....



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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Ah I see... There was little evidence of that sauce in your pic, but that could've just been due to the angle of the picture. Also, I'm a bit of a 'sauce fiend', so I'd have drizzled that (lovely looking sauce, judging by the picture) rather liberally over all the ingredients.

    However, you might prefer less - just personal taste

    Marco.
    No fook that. I reckon at least double the sauce was required. Probably triple. But that's getting expensive.

    I will say just after I blitzed it, it tasted fab by itself. It lost its way when dumped in with the noodles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by struth View Post
    Good big bubbles
    Very high hydration, lots of oil, high gluten flour.

    The dough was like a viscous liquid!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Incredible looking bread - just AWESOME!!

    Arise sire, you are the BREADMEISTER....



    Marco.
    Aw shucks! So sweet of you!

    But I know, I know. I am.




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    Quote Originally Posted by User211 View Post
    No fook that. I reckon at least double the sauce was required. Probably triple. But that's getting expensive.

    I will say just after I blitzed it, it tasted fab by itself. It lost its way when dumped in with the noodles.
    Lol, ok... We're on the same page then!

    As you'll know yourself though, new recipes don't often come out flawless on the first attempt. They're generally better next time you make them, as you learn how to optimise the combination of ingredients

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    Sausage stew & dumplings


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    Looks tasty and warming - just what you need on a cold, windy and miserable February evening for dinner.
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Looks tasty and warming - just what you need on a cold, windy and miserable February evening for dinner.
    Liked it so much I’m having it again! Had some sauce left so added some braising steak and did some veg.


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    Steak n ale pie.
    Nice little restaurant for lunch with daughter and grandkids.
    Was very nice
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