Thought I'd do a spot of baking this afternoon. I'd seen a garlic and cheese tear and share in shop the other day and thought a pepperoni one would be nice with some pasta and tomato sauce.
Firstly I had to check I had enough strong (bread) flour in stock!
This is my favourite measuring bowl, it measures in grams, ounces, cups and fluid measurements. I used 450g of strong flour.
I popped the flour in my Kmix, added a teaspoon of salt, teaspoon of sugar and a sachet of yeast (7grams), I also added about 30ml of olive oil, the equivalent of about 2 tablespoons.
As it mixed, I gradually added some tepid water. I started with 300ml, but ended up increasing it to 320ml. Once I finished adding the water, I left it to keep kneading (dough hook on my Kmix) until it looked lovely and smooth and felt elastic and bouncy!
Into a dish to be left to proof
Covered with a clean tea towel
An hour later, it doubled in size. When I lifted it out of the bowl, it felt so light and full of air, just as it should.
On the work surface with some more flour sprinkled under it.
Hubby passing through the kitchen, so commandeered to do some rolling...
Couple of blobs of tomato puree smoothed on with the back of a spoon.
Before placing on the bread, I put the pepperoni and cheese in a bowl so I could add a couple of pinches of oregano, then spread it evenly over the rolled out dough.
Rolled the whole thing like a swiss roll and cut into pieces.
I placed them next to each other in a greased dish
Left for another half hour to proof a little more. Then used a brush to spread a little oil over the top. You can just see in this second picture how it's spread a little more.
In the oven for half an hour
Really turned out nice, light and tasty, enjoyed by all (the second tray was sent to my son)
Take care
xxx
Firstly I had to check I had enough strong (bread) flour in stock!
This is my favourite measuring bowl, it measures in grams, ounces, cups and fluid measurements. I used 450g of strong flour.
I popped the flour in my Kmix, added a teaspoon of salt, teaspoon of sugar and a sachet of yeast (7grams), I also added about 30ml of olive oil, the equivalent of about 2 tablespoons.
As it mixed, I gradually added some tepid water. I started with 300ml, but ended up increasing it to 320ml. Once I finished adding the water, I left it to keep kneading (dough hook on my Kmix) until it looked lovely and smooth and felt elastic and bouncy!
Into a dish to be left to proof
Covered with a clean tea towel
An hour later, it doubled in size. When I lifted it out of the bowl, it felt so light and full of air, just as it should.
On the work surface with some more flour sprinkled under it.
Hubby passing through the kitchen, so commandeered to do some rolling...
Couple of blobs of tomato puree smoothed on with the back of a spoon.
Before placing on the bread, I put the pepperoni and cheese in a bowl so I could add a couple of pinches of oregano, then spread it evenly over the rolled out dough.
Rolled the whole thing like a swiss roll and cut into pieces.
I placed them next to each other in a greased dish
Left for another half hour to proof a little more. Then used a brush to spread a little oil over the top. You can just see in this second picture how it's spread a little more.
In the oven for half an hour
Really turned out nice, light and tasty, enjoyed by all (the second tray was sent to my son)
Take care
xxx
Oh wow! That sounds incredible!!!! Yum yum yum!!!
ReplyDeleteIt was rather tasty xx
DeleteThat does sound good, I will add to my recipe collection, thankyou x
ReplyDeleteDefinitely recommend xx
DeleteThat sounds and looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteThank you, it smelt good too xx
DeleteI would like that with garlic and herbs drizzled with olive oil
ReplyDeleteThat sounds lovely xx
DeleteOh my goodness, that looks delicious! Made me hungry just reading your post.
ReplyDeleteThank you xx
DeleteI can almost smell it, great recipe.
ReplyDeleteIt did smell rather good xx
DeleteThese look delicious! Thank you for sharing your wonderful recipe :) Pat
ReplyDeleteAnd it's so easy to make different variations xx
DeleteThat looks so tasty and very simple
ReplyDeleteI love this kind of recipe! I've made something similar for Super Bowl parties, always a big hit. Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, it made up quite a bit too xx
DeleteOh how delicious that looks. I would never be able to make that and have it turn out like yours did!
ReplyDeleteYummy! That looks so good!!
ReplyDeleteHello Cheryl - that looks so lovely! What a good recipe, too. I can imagine the wonderful smell in your kitchen when it was cooking!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend,
Lynda.
Wow, it looks fabulous. My lot are big fans of pepperoni, I shall definitely give this a go.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful! My family would love them!!!
ReplyDeleteNothing in the world makes a house smell like home more than bread baking in the oven. Just the sight of it on the rise is one of my favorite things to behold... Ahhh....
They look so yummy!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
Now I really want that. Or pizza.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
This would go down a hit here at home. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLisa x
This looks really delicious!
ReplyDeleteHelen xox
Wow your bread looks so good and you make it look so easy to make! :) I co-host a blog party on Monday's called Cooking and Crafting with J&J. I would love to have you join us to share your recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit to my blog today! Enjoy the weekend.
Julie
Looks delicious! I bet your kitchen smelled wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing will be giving this a try...thanks for the recipe :) x
ReplyDeleteIt looks really yummy Cheryl and easy to make even for me!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
keep well
Amanda xx
What a yummy looking piece of baking!!!!! I love
ReplyDeletethe colours on your mixer!!! How bright and awesome.