I had bread from a store whereby the spinach+cheese filling is baked as part of the bread. The bread is in the shape of a rowing boat, and it's like the sides have been pulled thinly over the filling.
To make this type of bread, should I prepare a bread roll, make the slice at the very last step and then stuff the filling inside? Or should it be like a flat yeasted bread, topped with filling and then letting the yeast work at room temperature to bulk it up before putting it in the oven?
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Bet you could just basically follow the recipe for those but shape the dough more like they do in that store.
Sounds like a calzone to me, too. I've seen those folded over like individual meat pies and rolled like a cinnamon roll/ loaf. Yours sounds like it started out flat and they pulled the edges up after adding the filling/ so it wouldn't spill out. Yum.
Look for recipes for :
Calzone: Italian. Like a pizza folded in half.
http://www.zeppes.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/zeppes_calzone.jpg
Empanada: Spanish. Like a pie.
http://www.cocinillas.es/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Empanada-gallega-de-mejillones-0.jpg
Empanadilla: Spanish. Small calzone shaped (it's a "tapa").
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-kCk-U6lmVDM/UhT3ZCeCD9I/AAAAAAAAA-s/JRPFFgHmwUY/s1600/Proceso_Empanadillas_04.800.jpg
http://www.cocinaligera.es/pub/imagenes/imagenes_empanadillas-carne_f25e60b0.gif