What's for dinner?

No, 00 flour, salt, water, EVOO and yeast. Let it rise for 4 hours, punch it down, let it rise until it doubles.
I have a sourdough starter that I captured in winter of 2017, it actually proofs better between 70-75f than it does in the 80's. So I start the dough at 8pm, and use it around 9am.

I'm in San Fernando, so it's San Fernando sourdough!!! Very mild sourness, and a cherry bourbon-like aroma. Have not made pizza with it yet, but soon. It rises very fast, but the bubbles are so fine that it looks like regular bread.

Still pinching myself that I have such an incredible starter culture. I've been baking since I was around 9..... Arthritis dictates the use of a mixer tho, my 91 pound 1968 Hobart C100 10 quart mixer does the hard part. I bake two 4.1 pound loaves at a time about once a month.

Man, it's amazing how I can't see dirt until I see it in a picture. I'm going to go clean the cabinets now... lol...

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I have a sourdough starter that I captured in winter of 2017, it actually proofs better between 70-75f than it does in the 80's. So I start the dough at 8pm, and use it around 9am.

I'm in San Fernando, so it's San Fernando sourdough!!! Very mild sourness, and a cherry bourbon-like aroma. Have not made pizza with it yet, but soon. It rises very fast, but the bubbles are so fine that it looks like regular bread.

Still pinching myself that I have such an incredible starter culture. I've been baking since I was around 9..... Arthritis dictates the use of a mixer tho, my 91 pound 1968 Hobart C100 10 quart mixer does the hard part. I bake two 4.1 pound loaves at a time about once a month.

Man, it's amazing how I can't see dirt until I see it in a picture. I'm going to go clean the cabinets now... lol...

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Wow, that looks amazing
 
I bet that the confusion stems from America's love of thousand ingredient processed foods. If you read the wrapper from a Totino's frozen pizza it says their pepperoni contains chicken, beef, and pork (prolly a little bit of rat). Your average Joe is not likely eating the 100% pork stuff very often.
I have a motto, 'If it didn't exist a hundred years ago, I don't eat it. That includes canola oil and other oils made by chemists. Of course that means mostly from scratch cooking.... I eschew all seven syllable ingredients....
 
First time having hotdogs in about three years, and beef in about two.
Pic was taken before I added stone ground mustard
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It's been a minute since I had a hot dog myself. I found this recipe and adore it. It sucks my wife hates it. Think of it as the distinguished adult's hot dog!

 
It's been a minute since I had a hot dog myself. I found this recipe and adore it. It sucks my wife hates it. Think of it as the distinguished adult's hot dog!

mmmm hell ya! i'm making those on my next day off
 
It's been a minute since I had a hot dog myself. I found this recipe and adore it. It sucks my wife hates it. Think of it as the distinguished adult's hot dog!

Vikki will eat hotdogs, she prefers knockwurst, but that's it, any other sausage links she doesn't care for. She'll eat breakfast sausage patties, as long as they're cooked until just before time to call the fire department!
 
It's been a minute since I had a hot dog myself. I found this recipe and adore it. It sucks my wife hates it. Think of it as the distinguished adult's hot dog!

Definitely gonna have to try these 🤤🤤
 
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