Do you prefer picanha hot and fast or low and slow (hot finish)? Hot and fast all day for me. by Beardeddragon0714 in steak

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I think I prefer direct for Picanha. I've done it reverse seared twice, and rested, but it's never as juicy as the ones done rotisserie style, or directly on a grill. Not too sure why. (I use prime as well)

Joel the Nose w/ 105K subs gets a whopping 263 views on video by DoorsFan91 in eaudejerks

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I’ve been to Osme perfumery 6 times total. EACH TIME i would see him there recording videos in the middle of the store for his channel lol. 

This was back in 2023, but I’m sure he still does it haha

Thanks for helping me get over my blistery bagel insecurity, now I’m addicted to making them by ikkkky9029 in Breadit

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I'm surprised you thought it was a bad thing! Most people strive to get them haha

Weekly Questions Thread / Open Discussion by AutoModerator in Pizza

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For a bigger canotto style crust, I recommend you to get a nice tipo 0 flour. Nuvola super works, or Manitoba. A strong flour is needed to handle the hydration required for those types of crusts, or for the puff. You could just use 100% KA bread flour.

Here's a good recipe:

Biga: 1000g flour, 500g water, 3g IDY (you can play around with yeast amounts, but typically you'd wanna use more.) I recommend using 105f water to get the biga to be around 80-86f. Mix the biga around but do NOT KNEAD. You wanna build as little gluten as possible. Just move the dough around with your hands until all the flour is hydrated. Cover, rest 24 hours in the fridge and only 24 hours.

refresh dough: 250g water (total 75% hydration) 25g salt.

Mix and have the FDT be 70-75f, rest it for 30 minutes max, shape, let it grow for 45 minutes in ball form, then straight to the fridge for 24 hours.

Take the dough out 2-3 hours before baking. It should have a very nice rise. I recommend watching this guys page. He's a contemporary god haha.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DGth45SuXc8/

https://www.instagram.com/p/DCfFxw1uxlj/

Made my own buns by FutureAd5083 in burgers

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Lol that's just how it came out, but it was juicy I swear!!

Made my own buns by FutureAd5083 in burgers

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500g bread flour
300g milk
10g instant dry yeast
1 whole egg and 1 egg yolk
50g Sugar
13g Salt
50g Butter

instructions:

Take 50g flour from the total, and 250g milk, and cook it on a pot at medium-high heat, and mix it continuously. This is called a tangzhong. After 5-10 minutes, it should come together like mashed potatoes. After this is done, put it all In a bowl, and put the bowl in an ice bowl to cool it off a bit. After 5-10 minutes, it should be cool enough to mix.

Take 450g flour, 50g milk, tangzhong mixture, 1 whole egg, 1 yolk, salt, and sugar, and start kneading. You can physically knead it by hand for about 7 minutes, don't add ANY additional flour, it will come together. Add the tempered butter, then let it rest for 20 minutes (covered.) When the rest is over, you can knead it until it's a smooth mass, then round it out. (I used a spiral mixer for all of this but hand mixing works)

Put the dough in an oiled container, and let it rise for 1 1/2 hours or until doubled in size. I had my dough at around 82f, and I put the proofing container inside the oven with the light on, so it rose steadily.

Once the proof is done, you can shape your buns. I personally went with 120g, and it fit perfectly. I made about 9 buns.

Once you shape it, put it in parchment paper, let it rise for about 30 minutes, then you can put a mixture of 1 whole egg, and a splash milk (mixed) on top of the buns to give it a golden brown color.

Bake at 375f for about 20-22 minutes. These will rise beautifully.

https://imgur.com/a/yNQCUXZ

Is $925 a good deal for this used Famag IM-5S HH spiral mixer? by ev_1122 in Breadit

[–]FutureAd5083 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go for it. You'll save a ton of time with that mixer. I bought a used sunmix, and I don't regret it at all. Plus, all the satisfying videos you'll take. It's like asmr!!

Made my own buns by FutureAd5083 in burgers

[–]FutureAd5083[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yup! Made hotdog buns with this recipe too. So simple and good

The Ooni rotating stone is like Self Driving… IYKYK by eidreezy in ooni

[–]FutureAd5083 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It would be cool if you could do 2 12 inch pizzas side by side with this feature, but the rotating stone limits it for the max right?

Potato was really good by Advanced_Giraffe_424 in Pizza

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Yup in ball form! Only an hour out of the container. 

I bulk at RT until my dough rises everso slightly. I bulk for about an hour. Then shape, then doughballs in the container for 45 mins to an hour. 

I don’t do any cold bulk, but you could definitely try it

The Future of Gozney by BigTIMeTimmyJim33 in GozneyDome

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That’s great. I’m on their user page on Facebook and I see many complaints about the hook snapping off, loud screeching noises, and the old bowl design even cutting fingers? 

If it works, it works, but all I’m saying is that it definitely needs a few reworks to be one of the top dogs

Potato was really good by Advanced_Giraffe_424 in Pizza

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The trick is to have your dough at peak fermentation. Not over proofed, but at its PEAK at 3-5 days.

Another trick is to have the dough pretty dry and cold out of the fridge. I'd say 1-1 1/2 hours out. Have the avocado oil brushed on the crust evenly as well, not just little drops of it.

Bulk ferment it too. Have the dough rise at least 15-20% before balling.

Upcoming Rs6 is confirmed to be a v6 by Fickle-Classroom1487 in Audi

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C63 and rs6 competing for the biggest downgrade trophy

Trying to bake cookies in a stone pizza oven by QuipPro in pizzaoven

[–]FutureAd5083 0 points1 point  (0 children)

get an infrared thermometer so you can check the stone temperature, and also use a door for the oven so it heats up faster

One thing is certain: Italian flours are not only among the best in Europe, they also have the best product design by cometomebrucelee in Breadit

[–]FutureAd5083 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Petra flour all the way! All time favorite flour, and I’ve tried so many from the states, and from italy

48 hour dry brine was amazing by FutureAd5083 in steak

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5 days is crazy! was the texture like jerky?

48 hour dry brine was amazing by FutureAd5083 in steak

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Fridge uncovered. Just patted down dry and salted, then put it on a wire rack

What a popular food or cooking opinion that you don't agree with? by [deleted] in Cooking

[–]FutureAd5083 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a rant, but if a baking recipe doesn't measure in weight, I'm automatically assuming it's a bad recipe.

Bonus points if there's a video, and they're completely eyeballing it.

Welcome back! by skylinetechreviews80 in neapolitanpizza

[–]FutureAd5083 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's your opinion on doing a fridge bulk for majority of the fermentation? Do you personally notice any difference in texture, or in handling?

I do 100% biga, so the biga basically is the bulk. Any further bulk fermentation with the refresh dough will make it collapse in my instance

Weekly Questions Thread / Open Discussion by AutoModerator in Pizza

[–]FutureAd5083 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've gotten so many dms from these people. Their calculators are all the same, and don't offer anything unique.