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Just ordered the rennet and citric acid on eBay to try To make Mozzarella. Will let you know how it goes!
 
This is my recently finished pizza oven. Haven't sparked it up yet, but I put a 60watt bulb in it overnight, to cure the fire cement, and closed the door. Next morning it was at 38.8°C! Turned the bulb off, and 3 hours later it was still 36! Think there's plenty of thermal mass there!!!
 

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New toy, a wood fired oven. Starting to get the hang of temperature contol, the first effort got burned to a crisp.

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Jealous!

This is my recently finished pizza oven. Haven't sparked it up yet, but I put a 60watt bulb in it overnight, to cure the fire cement, and closed the door. Next morning it was at 38.8°C! Turned the bulb off, and 3 hours later it was still 36! Think there's plenty of thermal mass there!!!

I looked into building one of these, but I need far more garden first!

Strange this topic came up. I made my first sourdough loaves with additions today.

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Left is chilli and cheese, right is olive.
 
I have been putting Kalonji seeds into my bread for a change from caraway seeds. Gives them a distinctive flavour, same as Turkish bread. Only 1 level teaspoon per loaf otherwise it is too much. This is a Rye loaf, baked on a stone in the Webber.
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Made two Malt Loaves today using the following recipe for each one:

400g strong flour
100g raisin/sultana mix
10g olive oil
2 dessertspoonful of Malt Extract (Holland & Barret)
2 teaspoonful of Allspice
1 teaspoonful of salt
1 teaspoonful of Allisons Dried Yeast
Add warm water (+/-125ml) to form a stiff dough. (Too "slack" and the raisin/sultana mix will all fall to the bottom.)

I stick the dough into bread tins straight from the Kenwood, level them out using some olive oil on my fingers and then allow them to rise for at least an hour covered with a sheet of kitchen paper.

Bake at 200*C for +/-60 minutes. (They are "ready" when the top starts to go dark brown.)

Enjoy!
 
First go a straight Spelt loaf. I’ve made a very tasty frisbee that looks a lot like some of my early sourdoughs. I was using instant dried bread yeast, bought on eBay last April from a Chinese supermarket in Burnley. First step will be chucking the last of it and getting some new stuff tomorrow.

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