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Submitted by naschol on September 29, 2009 - 9:50am Orowheat Sandwich ThinsSacrilege, I know, but... I love the idea of these, because of the low carb count and the fact that they are sturdy enough (but not tough or hard) to hold even sloppy Joes. However, if you have ever tasted them, you know they taste like chemicals, compared to homemade breads.
I would like to make these, but don't have the foggiest idea where to start. I know they are docked, at some point before baking, but would you do that before a final rise or after? Would you roll out the dough and cut? What type of a whole wheat or whole grain recipe would you use to make sure they hold up? Where to start...
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Good quesstion- I have tried
Good question- I have tried them and they are good. I should think that you could take a basic wheat recipe, roll it out thinly, dock it, seed it, and have something similar. Hmmmm, sounds like a weekend experiment to me!
Orowheat Sandwich Thins
I don't even like the smell of the purchased product! But, they are a great idea.
If you docked a Pita just
If you docked a Pita just before baking...
Anyway, that was what I thought when I saw them at my mega-mart.
Anyone have any luck with
Anyone have any luck with these?