I did chickpea fritters which were so flavourful, I served them with yoghurt, cucumber, lettuce and homemade pittas. They tasted good but didn’t puff up sadly, I think I didn’t let the dough rest enough but I’ll keep playing with it.
In awe of the idea of homemade pitas. In all my pita-eating years, which have been many, I have never attempted to make them.
Your post inspires me to try, maybe using this recipe from Serious Eats.
They’re not difficult. If you can make pizza, you can certainly make pita - the dough is very similar.
Well, I can make pizza. Sounds like I should give pita a try. Fingers crossed.
Maybe they didn’t rise because of room temperature? I have that problem in winter because my kitchen is so cold. I think that is why I gravitate to cold rise overnight doughs.
Very nice! I especially like “frites as garnish” which would work if someone made it for me. Otherwise, frites as cook’s snack
Last night’s dinner was a Bacon, Sweet Potato, Onion & Cheese casserole. I’ve made this dish before, and we both like it. It’s also a good way to use up our potatoes before they go bad.
ETA: Credit goes to Enfes Yemekler Tarifleri (youtube) as this recipe is based on one of her recipes.
I ,strangely, had a dream about making tough gnocchi last night.
Last night I made a roast chicken following Kenji’s method on a recent video. It’s probably the prettiest chicken I’ve ever roasted. Salted and air dried overnight in the fridge, roasted in the toaster oven at 425 with a head start searing back and thighs on the stovetop. Served with potatoes roasted in the chicken fat and braised red cabbage.
That looks fantastic! I’ve been hooked on Samin Nosrat’s method for a while now, but I’ll have to give this one a try
I live rent-free in your head!
Last night’s dinner. Spicy mortadell, provolone, artichoke spread, tomato ,red onion, lettuce 0n a Portuguese bun and a side of cheddar/jalapeno chips.
Pretty as a picture. I think I’m a week away from emerging from Turkey Overload, at which point I’ll rush to put a whole chicken in the oven!
Spinach, pancetta, and caramelized onion personal pan pizza with a garlicky white sauce.
Crust should have been stretched a bit more thinly to get a bit crispier, the crust edges should have been brushed with some butter to crisp up, and a sprinkle of Aleppo pepper would have added a nice bit of heat, but I was hongry! Overall, the leetle baby pie was very good.
There was wine.
I’ll step out a bit on Saturday morning for a few non-French Toast Alert food items in preparation for Sunday’s Snowmageddon, but otherwise, I’m good.
Salmon Pie and scalloped potatoes, using most of the last few ounces of gifted cheese, and the last of the potatoes I grew.
Pears roasted with Riesling, cardamom, saffron, lemon and sugar.
Homemade McGriddle knockoff
Gorgeous π, Linda!
Why is the bun inside out?