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Tomato, Parmesan and Basil Flatbread from Bourke Street Bakery's

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MadAboutB8

Tomato, Parmesan and Basil Flatbread from Bourke Street Bakery's

I made Tomato, Parmesan and Basil flatbread from Bouke Street Bakery cookbook this weekend with our home-grown peach tomatoes.

The tomato resembles cherry tomato in size, only with yellow colour. It tastes sweet and mild acidic with a beautiful aroma.

I tweaked the recipe a little by using sourdough starter instead of pre-ferment, which I believe give extra flavour.

The recipe is here.

Sue

http://youcandoitathome.blogspot.com

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Jaydot's picture
Jaydot

And I bet it smelled really good too!
I'm saving this recipe for the coming summer :).

AnnaInNC's picture
AnnaInNC

great looking flatbread, can't wait for fresh basil and home-grown tomatoes.

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MadAboutB8

Thank you for encouragement.

The aroma was wonderful with the bread itself and basil. Basil and tomato are made for each other.Basil was great both fresh and baked.

Sue

http://youcandoitathome.blogspot.com

 

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Mebake

Very Nice..! I bet if you toss in some whole wheat or rye flour in there.. you'll have an even more flavor!

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MadAboutB8

Thanks Khalid. I am thinking about working more with rye as well, started to read more about the handling of rye flour.

Will it change the fermention time and/or hydration of the dough if, say, I include about 10% of rye into the recipe?

Sue

http://youcandoitathome.blogspot.com

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MadAboutB8

Thank you Khalid.

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Mebake

10% Rye Won't require adjusting to the hydration, but the fermentation will be boosted quite noticeably.

 

Mebake's picture
Mebake

10% Rye Won't require adjusting to the hydration, but the fermentation time will be boosted quite noticeably.

 

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MadAboutB8

Thank you Khalid.

I'm making Mr Potato Bread from Bourke Street Bakery this weekend and will try including 10% of rye flour in the recipe.

cheers, Sue

http://youcandoitathome.blogspot.com