This blog has a collection of recipes that I enjoy with my family. Some are collected, tweeked and made my own, or even experimented with that turn out with good results. Many recipes use basic ingredients that are found in my long-term food storage which turn in to part of my 3 months supply of food storage. This not only helps us rotate the long term food storage, saves us money, and we can eat better as well.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Artisan Bread - Sandwich Pockets
Preheat oven 455 with baking stone or heavy duty baking sheet or use a hot griddle very hot.
Using cold artisan bread dough, pull a golf ball size, smooth and tuck under as you shape the dough into a ball. Let the dough rest just long enough until the oven or griddle are hot. Roll out using a rolling pin or use your fingers to make a circle about 1/4 inch thick. Bake in the oven about 8 minutes then flip over fir about 5 more minutes. Should puff up a little, serve hot. When they are cold use them like english muffins.
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