it's " not hard" but it is (for me) a constant mystery of -why- or -why not- did it turn out like I thought it should/would???
I actually do have PIZZA YEAST here, which i bought 2 weeks ago and I HAVE IN MIND to make a pizza. But you should have also PIZZA CRUST FLOUR too, so I have to get that. It will be my Papa Murphy's order: black olives, fresh mushrooms, Canadian Bacon. I'll have to make or buy pizza SAUCE, You can't just use spaghetti sauce. Sound good? I'll let you know when I do THAT
Last night, (Thursday night) I baked a loa f of White Bread (+ ground flax seed in it) but because I DIDN'T FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS about baking it covered for the first part, the edges burned a little It is not ruined, just "too brown" on top but it's gonna be good for breakfast this morning
Pizza dough recipe I'll follow an Italian's recipe before anyone else's. Or a baker's for baking or a chef for em, cooking. So bread and cake: Paul Holywood, Mary Berry Italian cuisine: Gino D'Campo French: Albert Roux, Raymond Blanc, Michel Roux, Albert Roux, John Cristophe Novelli British: Marcus Wareing, Monica Galetti, James Martin, Rick Stein (seafood), Keith Floyd. Asian/middle Eastern: Nadiya Hussain. Nisha Katona Food for thought
As far as French chefs go I really like the works and creations that Jacques Pepin showcases on his TV shows. He is inspirational for cooking the simple things deliciously.
I'm enjoying all the sourdough "He is risen" memes today, everyone's showing their breads rising in time-lapse & starters too, someone posted the Pillsbury Doughboy