Sierakow rolls
Czy da się piec w kombiwarze? TAK
Oto pierwsze bułki upieczone w nowym miejscu i nowym urządzeniu.
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A simple recipe for buns from a combi-cooker
Ingredients more or less: 1.5 cups of 450 wheat flour 1/2 cup of water 15 g of yeast 2 g of salt (a pinch) Preparation: Knead the dough and form 7 balls - they will be arranged cleverly in the combi-cooker. It is good to spray the buns with water. Set aside to rise for at least 30 minutes. Pour a few spoons of water into the combi-cooker bowl and bake for 30 minutes at 180°C on the upper rack.
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wow! teraz ja czekam na przepis:))pewnie są nieco inne w smaku i wyglądzie niż te z pieca, ale wyglądają imponująco*-*