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Do you think its still edible?

>> No.20087962

give it to me, i'll let you know

>> No.20087975

>>20087962
What are you going to do with it? I'm thinking about going out in the wet cold weather to pick up some jam to go with the bread

>> No.20088036

>>20087951
still looks good to me

>> No.20088043

>>20087951
Everything is edible. At least once OP.

>> No.20088047

>>20088043
What about water?

>> No.20088049

>>20088043
>>20088036
Alright I'll keep it. I am very full tonight so I'll have to wait with baited breath until tomorrow to see if it tastes okay

>> No.20088053

what's in it? if it's just flour and water then sure.

>> No.20088127

>>20087951
It's not too far gone, but it was too thick to begin with.

>> No.20088140

>>20087975
i'll eat it and lyk if it's still good

>> No.20088153

>>20087951
I would kill a man for that level of even, perfect browning

>> No.20088213

Show insides!

>> No.20088249

Looks like a focaccia
If you put oil in the dough then that is perfectly edible, great even

>> No.20088297

>>20087951
Op here

I ended up having some and it was very good. Some of the best bread I've ever made. I think imma let it get this brown more often

>> No.20088300
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>>20088213
Here are insides

>> No.20088406

>>20087951
As long as it’s not burnt I’d still eat it.

>>20088300
That cromch! Very nice bro.

>> No.20088410

>>20087951
looks like the perfect vehicle for some fine olive oil

>> No.20088847

>>20088049
>I'll have to wait with baited breath
Its bated motherfucker

>> No.20088862

>>20088300
some mighty fine looking bread for dippin in soup.

>> No.20088873

>>20087951
>>20088300
That's some fine looking bread

>> No.20088881
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>>20088300
Nice!

>> No.20089281

I’ve eaten the shit of a young Japanese schoolgirl. I think your overcooked bread is edible bro

>> No.20089304

>>20088847
You got baited

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>>20087951
What exactly were you trying to make?

>> No.20089370

>>20089353
Its a focaccia recipe so focaccia I guess

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>>20088862
damn, now i'm hungry

>> No.20089386

>>20088300
great looking focaccia desu

>> No.20089415

Op here. You guys have been so supportive that I've decided to eat the rest of the bread

>> No.20089451

>>20087951
little overcooked but definitely edible, good job anon, you didn't undercook your bread like 90% of anons

>> No.20090797

looks great tbqh famalam

>> No.20090997
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>>20087951
Op here

Since the bread was such a hit I'm gonna post the recipe in case anyone wants to make it.

250g bread flour
215g water
2g yeast
5g seasoning mix (msg, sugar, salt)

Combine everything, leave in fridge for at least 2 days. Dump in a greasy cast iron or pan, stretch out and flip over so everything is greasy and stretched. Baked at 500f until it looks like the op

>> No.20091001

>>20090997
Forgot to mention. The pic is how much it rose after a day

>> No.20091039

>>20088300
Hell yeah

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>>20090997
>putting dough in a freakin 500F oven & forgetting about it
you're playing-with-fire OP

>> No.20091515

>>20090997
Op here. Forgot to mention. It has to rise after you dump it in a greasy pan for at least two hours since the dough is cold. Go by eye. Dimple with wet fingers before baking, drizzle extra oil on top if desired

>>20091245
I typically set an alarm and go by smell. This time I didnt smell it and I also forgot the alarm

>> No.20091533

>>20091515
Thanks bro! Recipe saved and I’m going to try making this sometime soon.

>> No.20091552

>>20091533
If you make it sometime soon make a thread

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>>20087951
Made some more dough before bed, figured Id want some bread in a few days

I like these big cups with flat sides because it helps track how much the dough has expanded. I did a 100% hydration loaf, never tried it before so I am kind of curious to see how much more rise it'll get than the previous one which was 85%.

I'm also considering buying some of that Italian 00 bread flour to see how much more rise and airiness that would give since it is a finer mill

>> No.20092664

>>20087951
it's focaccia, make savory pan sauce or stew, or even like Japanese curry, and drop it in to warm through and soak up liquid. it'll be great.

and i'm thinking something red wine based or like a carbonnade a la flamande.

if it's too dry, you can also cut or break it into croutons or bread crumbs toast and dump over a garlic or lemon pasta with egg.

>> No.20092668

>>20089304
motherfucker

>> No.20092671

>>20092664
why would you sage this nice thread

>> No.20092768

>>20089353
What is wrong with that dog?

>> No.20092855

>>20088300
>>20087951
looks good OP. well done.

>> No.20092923
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>>20087951

Overnight rise

>> No.20092952

>>20088300
yum

>> No.20093412

>>20088300
MAN that looks delicious.

>> No.20093840

>>20087951
it's like a giant crouton lol

>> No.20093854

>>20092768
He's just old

>> No.20095014

>>20088047
freeze and eat

>> No.20095103

>>20090997
What kind of yeast?

>> No.20095579

>>20092768
fat

>> No.20095873

>>20095103
Red star yeast. Huge 1lb bag for like 10 bucks. I keep most of it in a cookie jar in the fridge and a little in a small jar in my kitchen.

You can see the jar of yeast here >>20092923 on the lower shelf

>> No.20095896

>>20088300
Looks a bit firm on the outside but probably make a good bread for an extra wet sandwich or with stew.

>> No.20095936

>>20095896
It was a bit too firm youre right but it was still very good. Ive never had bread with a crust this crispy that wasnt one of those artisan type loaves. It was nice bc I dont really like artisan type loaves

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20095975

2 days of rise. Should I wait another day? I think it could get even bigger. Its about 2x the original size now