Still looks like it was yummy!Made focaccia since it was slow at work. A little too tough for my liking, oh well. View attachment 209402
It's not as fluffy as I'd have liked but it still tastes fine and isn't undercooked or anything. Flavors were solid though I wish I had put more flaky salt on top.Still looks like it was yummy!
Anyone ever make chili crisp before? I couldn’t find any, so I’ve been frying shallots and garlic over low heat for about 35 minutes now.
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Did you ABSOLUTELY DRENCH it in olive oil?Made focaccia since it was slow at work. A little too tough for my liking, oh well. View attachment 209402
Yeah, I think the issue was overkneading the dough and/or using bread flour instead of AP for some of itDid you ABSOLUTELY DRENCH it in olive oil?
when I’ve made focaccia it’s usually been with leftover pizza dough (Roberta’s pizza dough recipe in particular). had good results in a cast iron skillet.Yeah, I think the issue was overkneading the dough and/or using bread flour instead of AP for some of it
reader, I cooked it. not bad! I’m still trying to figure out the balance of seasonings that will hit the notes I love from my local Thai place. This recipe had me using thin soy sauce, fish sauce, sweet soy sauce, and oyster sauce, which turned out tasty but a bit too sweet. Going to just do soy and fish sauce next time with some sugar.fending for myself tonight, think I might thaw and mince a chicken breast and make some Thai basil chicken. Yes?