Pasamo... with passion
I haven’t baked bread in a long time and if anyone is wondering why, it might be worth approaching this issue from a different angle. Why did I bake? Well, because it’s increasingly difficult to buy tasty and reliable bread. If the nearest shops only offer white dumplings, inflated and artificial, I prefer to bake them myself. And it turns out that I am in…
Recently, my passion for haberdashery has been intertwined with my passion for baking. Both have produced nice results. I present stuffed bread. Stuffed with meat. In addition to the visible Silesian sausage, there was a version with mozzarella and ham, as well as bacon and onion. The photo is a bit sloppy, because I was thinking about the taste, not the photography. I only baked a few copies while baking bread normally. Because these…
Man does not live by work alone, sometimes he has to eat a little bread. Or Bread... And now I will tell you a short and sublime criminal-patriotic-romantic story. More or less... The fame of Hania and her bread is quickly circulating the world... Although it is mainly about this niche world... you know, the second circulation, the underground... In any case, all secrets do not fall into the wrong hands of ordinary bread eaters...
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.
Can you bake in a combi oven? YES, here are the first buns baked in a new place and new device.